Licensed casinos must know who plays, so National Casino reviews your identity and documents, usually within 4 hours, before money leaves.
Six lines settle who asks, under what licence, how long and where to write.
Four steps leave you knowing exactly which file to send and when to expect an answer.
Most retries come from cropped edges and expired papers, not from real problems.
Useful the moment a message about documents appears in your inbox or in the cashier.
From the first day of trading, National Casino has held Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2C/258/2015, and that licence obliges us to understand where a player's money comes from. A request for proof is routine bookkeeping, never a hint that you have done something wrong.
A reviewer picks from the list below depending on how your deposits arrived.
A Mismatched Profile Name. A licence name spelled differently from your profile is refused outright, because the file has to point at one person only. Update the profile before you upload again Use the exact spelling on your ID
A Screenshot Sent Instead. A screen grab hides the security marks a reviewer checks, so it comes back even when every figure is correct. Photograph the paper or card itself Use the camera, not a gallery file
A Sharper Second Shot. A corner out of frame or glare across the numbers leaves a reviewer unable to read the paper, so it returns. Keep all four edges in the shot Shoot under even daylight, flash off
Five short answers that close the doubts most players raise while a check is open.
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