Every licensed casino must confirm who you are and where your money comes from; ours takes up to 47 hours, and we tell you what to send.
We keep the list short and answer it in plain words, so nothing surprises you at payout time.
We read every upload ourselves in Manchester, so clear files reach a person quickly.
Most worries here are about showing too much; each file proves one point and nothing else.
Mismatched account details. A different name or address on the paperwork means the reviewer cannot link the document to your account. Update your profile before you upload again Use the same name on every document
Out-of-date address proof. Address papers have a short shelf life; an older bill shows where you lived before, not where you live now. Send a recent bill for the address on file Pick a utility or bank statement
Is your ID out of date? An ID past its expiry date no longer proves who you are today, so the reviewer must set it aside. Renew your passport or licence, then upload it Check the expiry date before you take the photo
Milkywins Casino Ltd holds a licence from the UK Gambling Commission, number 84348-2668-R-111029, and that licence requires checks on where players' money comes from. It is routine for everyone, and it is not an accusation.
Depending on your history, the team may ask for one or more of these.
Read this when a message about verification arrives and you want to know why now.
For the moment a withdrawal sits on hold and the message asks you for documents.
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