The Malta Gaming Authority licence requires a quick identity check, and it takes 4 hours once your papers are all in order.
The first time a payout is held, these six lines answer the question you are asking.
Follow these four moves and your papers should clear without a second request.
The list stays short because the operator only asks for what its Malta Gaming Authority licence requires.
At Gunsbet Casino the check follows a set pattern, so you can see it coming.
Gunsbet Casino holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence, numbered MGA/B2C/615/2007, and that licence makes AML checks a duty, not a choice. Being asked where your money comes from is routine paperwork that every licensed operator must complete, not a suggestion that you have done something wrong.
Depending on your case, the check may cover one or more of these documents.
Before the names line up. The name or address on the paper does not match your profile, so the reviewer cannot tie the document to your account. Match the spelling exactly, accents included. Send a bill from the same address.
Retaking a faded shot. Details fade or the card's edge is missing, and a reviewer who cannot read every line sends it back. Shoot again in daylight, no flash. Use a plain, dark background.
Screenshot out, photo in. A screenshot of a banking app loses the detail and context a reviewer needs, so it is not accepted as proof. Photograph the paper statement itself. Export a PDF straight from the bank.
Everything a Kiwi player asks while a check sits on their account, answered in plain terms.
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