KYC time: your Spinado Casino account under review
Licensed casinos must confirm who you are and where your money comes from, and Spinado Casino usually finishes that review within 49 hours.
Checked before the payout, not after
After these lines you will know who checks you, under what licence, and when.
Who checks
Spinado Casino N.V.
Licence and number
Gaming Control Board Curaçao, OGL/2020/2727/450
Review time
49 hours
Required by
Before the first withdrawal
Verification email
Minimum age
18+
Sharp copies, quicker approval
Before the ask lands
The Account menu holds a Documents tab, and the casino may ask for files at registration or at the first deposit; open the tab early so nothing waits.
Corners in, glare out
A file picker asks for the photo ID, so choose a colour scan or photo where all four corners, your face and the expiry date stay readable.
Address that matches
A second upload slot wants proof of address; a recent bank statement or utility bill showing your name and street address, matching your profile, reads cleanly.
The waiting window
A status bar shows the check in progress, and the wait usually runs to 49 hours; watch your inbox in case one copy needs replacing.
Match each paper to what it proves
Spinado Casino keeps the list short on purpose: three papers, plus a selfie only when the reviewer asks.
Know when papers are needed
Here is what brings the request, so a paused cash-out never feels random.
Proof the wallet is yours
Birth date on the ID
One less round trip
Your first payout request
Show where your money came from
The Gaming Control Board Curaçao license OGL/2020/2727/450 held by Spinado Casino N.V. requires checks that trace where player money comes from. Expect the question as routine AML housekeeping, not a signal that anyone suspects you.
Papers that trace the money
Which of these comes up depends on how your funds reached the casino.
- Recent bank statement pages
- Payslip or employer letter
- Tax notice of assessment
- Sale contract for an asset
- Savings account history printout
Turning a rejection into an approval
After this, you will know which flaw stopped the file and the exact photo to take next.
A profile that fits the paper
A middle name spelled differently, or an old street on file, makes the copy look like someone else's, so it returns.
Fresh copy, not last year's
Utility bills and statements carry a date, and a copy beyond the accepted window cannot show where you live now.
Why was my picture refused?
Glare across the number, a corner missing or a thumb over the photo leaves the checker unable to read the fields.
Expired identity document
An expired licence or passport no longer proves who you are today, so the checker has nothing valid to compare against.