Our Malta licence requires identity checks on every player, and Royal Casino usually clears the review within 6 hours of receiving clear documents.
By the end of this table you will know who checks, how long it takes and whom to ask.
Royal Casino checks papers once, so the four steps below are worth doing slowly and in order.
This list settles what each copy has to prove, so nothing comes back to you twice.
This block settles which moments bring the check, so nothing arrives without warning.
Under its Malta Gaming Authority licence MGA/B2C/991/2006, Royal Casino Ltd. must know the origin of funds placed on the site, so the question is a routine duty against money laundering rather than a suspicion aimed at you.
Any one of these may be requested, depending on how the deposits were built up.
Reshoot the full page. A corner cut off or a flash across the text leaves the reviewer unable to read the name and dates, so the copy is sent back unread. Lay the paper flat and shoot in daylight Fit all four edges inside the frame
Is my card still valid? An identity card whose printed date has passed is refused outright, since it no longer proves who holds the account today. Send the renewed card once it arrives Use a current passport instead
Your address, out of date. An address paper older than the casino accepts no longer shows where you live now, so a fresh statement or utility bill is asked for in its place. Print a statement dated this month Pick a bill showing your street address
After reading, you will know when the check arrives, which papers work, and how long it runs.
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