PowerUp Casino Verification

PowerUp Account Verification

To clear the identity verification at PowerUp Casino, you’ll have to present the run-of-the-mill set of documents that most betting sites require. As always, start off with a government-issued ID like an ID card, a passport, or a driver’s license. It has to be valid for at least 3 months in advance, match your face, and be shot clearly, front and back, with all 4 corners visible and no glare.

Next up, you’ll have to present proof of address – this one is used to determine where you’re betting from, essentially. The most important thing about this document is its validity – you have to go for one issued within the last six months, and it can’t be even a day older. It can be either a bank statement or a utility bill for anything like gas, water, internet, or electricity. Furthermore, make sure that the bill is addressed directly to you, or it won’t count.

Last but not least, you’ll need proof of payment. This one isn’t always required but for bigger transactions and more seasoned players, it’s nearly certain that PowerUp Casino will request it. If you’re using an e-wallet or a cryptocurrency overall, the proof can be a screenshot of your account. If you’re using a fiat method, it can either be your credit/debit card front and back with sensitive info obscured, or a history of transactions.

Your documents have to be submitted via the ‘Verification’ page in your account no later than 30 days after they’ve been requested by the casino. As you’re probably thinking that 30 days is plenty of time, we have to tell you that’s a potential pitfall – many players think they have a lot of time, postpone it til the last minute, and then end up with revoked accounts. So, the sooner, the better.

The processing time frame for identity verification here is up to 10 business days, however, some more complicated cases might take longer. If your case ends up being considered a complicated one, you might be asked to submit a photo holding your ID next to your face, carry out a video call, or go through another form of additional checkup.