LuckyVibe Casino Verification

LuckyVibe Casino Verification

Verification Documents Required for Deposit

We’ve already mentioned verification a few times in our review, which might have given you the impression that it’s something that all new players need to do. Which is technically true, but you won’t need to worry about it until you’re ready to make your first withdrawal. Although some online casinos will verify you as early as your first deposit (which is something that many e-commerce companies will also do), LuckyVibe will not require you to do so until you’ve earned some winnings.

Verification Documents Required for Withdrawal

So, you’ve won some money (hopefully more than you started off with), you’ve covered LuckyVibe’s x3 deposit turnover requirement, and are ready to withdraw… but not so fast! First, you’ll need to prove your real identity, losing the veil of anonymity and backing up who you claim you are with some cold, hard evidence! This measure is taken to block people who engage in money laundering from withdrawing, which is a huge issue in the casino industry (and e-payments in general).

Our description might have made it sound like you’ll be interrogated in a dimly-lit room by a good cop and a bad cop, but in reality, the process is far more trivial than that. All you’ll need to do is provide photos of a few documents that can help prove who you are and where you live. Those documents will include:

• Proof of ID – Any kind of photo ID you have – passport, ID card, driver’s license, etc;
• Proof of Address – Anything that has your name and address on it – utility bill, bank statement, even a delivery receipt;
• Proof of Payment Method.

The first two are self-explanatory, but what’s this about proving your payment method? Well, this one takes a little bit to explain, but only because LuckyVibe has so many different payment options! The simple explanation is that you’ll need to prove you actually own the payment method (and haven’t, say, snatched someone’s credit card off the street). For cards, you’ll need to provide a photo (with some of the digits censored for security reasons); for bank accounts, it’s a document from your bank certifying your ownership; and for e-wallets, it’s just a screenshot of your interface with your email address and name visible. If you used crypto or a prepaid card, you won’t even need to verify those – but honestly, none of the methods should give you much trouble.