Licensed casinos must confirm who you are and where your money comes from, and Retrobet Casino usually finishes that review within 19 hours.
Six lines settle who runs the check, how long it takes and where to write.
Three upload boxes, nothing else: Retrobet Casino asks for one thing per screen.
Source of funds questions are routine, never an accusation, and these rows show what each copy must include.
Check the date on the card. An expired ID is refused because a reviewer cannot confirm who you are today. Cards run out of date quietly. Send the newer copy of the same document Check the expiry date before you upload
Half the page in shot. Corners cut off by the frame leave the document unreadable, so the reviewer cannot confirm the whole page belongs to you. Photograph against a dark, flat surface Fit all four corners inside the frame
Screen grab instead of a photo. A screen capture carries no photo layer a reviewer can trust, so the file fails as evidence even when every detail reads clearly. Take a fresh photo of the original Use the camera app, not a screen grab
A working licence from the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (ALSI-593487) makes this check compulsory for Retrobet Casino. Nothing here is aimed at you personally. Anti-money-laundering rules apply to every player, and clearing the question keeps your cash-out moving. Reading the source of funds request as routine is the quickest way through it.
Depending on the sum and the pattern, the reviewer may ask for one or two of these:
After reading it you will know which moments on the site bring a verification request and why.
You will know what to send, when it is due and what to expect back.
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