BigClash Casino Verification

There isn’t any one set duration or estimate, since every player’s verification will take different amounts of time. Some people will be verified within minutes or even hours, for others it might take days, and for others still, weeks. The good news is that most people will be verified very quickly, with the ones that take more than 3-4 days typically only delaying because they were rejected and they had to reapply.

There could be many reasons for your documents behind rejected – and luckily, the casino should tell you what it was, since you’re typically expected to fix the issues and resubmit. The most common one is a mismatch between the information you’ve submitted to the casino and the details they already have on you. To reference our earlier example, if you wrote your real name as Big Klaus while signing up for BigClash, but your legal name is Klaus Schmidt, this will be considered cause to deny verification. So definitely don’t do that and make sure all your information is accurate!

As explained earlier, online casinos attract money laundering like flies to honey. If you were to make a deposit via crypto, play through it once on low-risk games like blackjack, and then withdraw it into your credit card, you could claim this money as casino winnings – without ever having to explain where the crypto cash came from. But once your real money is tied to your account, authorities can very easily check this behavior and find patterns, as launderers typically use multiple casinos to launder small amounts of cash. Regular people who just want to gamble normally shouldn’t be affected.

In the short term, you’ll experience what’s known as a “freeze”, where you won’t be able to place any deposits, play any games, or do anything except complete the verification procedure. If you can’t do that within a reasonable timespan (about 30 days, but it’s flexible and can be extended if needed), your account will be terminated. So we strongly recommend that you not delay this important step!

That’s something you need to decide for yourself – not just with BigClash, but with any other online casino out there, and broadly speaking, with any other company that collects your information (PayPal for instance). Would you consider them trustworthy? Do you believe that they will not lose your data to a hack, or worse, sell or misuse it themselves? If the answer is yes, then you shouldn’t feel scared of providing your information.