AllySpin Casino Verification

This will depend from player to player, so we can’t give you a concrete answer. However, the procedure will last at least a few hours (as your documents will need to be examined and confirmed on the casino’s side) and can go as long as a few business days, provided that nothing has gone wrong with them. If they were rejected, it may take even longer to get them approved.

The likeliest explanation is that the documents you provided weren’t adequate in proving your identity. That could be because the information on them directly contradicted what the casino has on you already (for example, your account’s name doesn’t match the name on your personal ID card), or it could be because the photos are impossible to discern and the text on them is illegible. You’ll need to work together with AllySpin’s KYC officer to amend whatever the issue was.

Although verification sounds like something the casino randomly came up with just to be mean to you, the truth is that it’s something every site that dispenses money must perform by law. In fact, this even extends past casinos and to other sites, like e-wallets – for example, if you’ve used Revolut or PayPal for long, you likely have been verified already. This process helps keep bad actors away from these services and allows players like you to enjoy them in peace.

Once verification begins (whether because you attempted to make your first withdrawal or because you started it from the KYC page), your account will be ‘frozen’, which means that you won’t be able to play any games or make any deposits for a limited amount of time. If you complete your verification successfully, your account will be restored as it was – but if you don’t, it might eventually be closed, so you shouldn’t waste too much time!

We can’t answer that question, since it’s impossible to know with certainty whether AllySpin will mistreat your personal information. Although most online casinos are very protective of their players’ privacy, there are some bad actors who will not only scam you of your money, but will sell your personal details. That’s why you need to only play at casinos that you trust, and whether you trust AllySpin in particular is up to you.