RoyalSea Casino Verification

If we had to take a guess, we’d say about 2-3 days – but that’s not always the case. Ultimately all accounts are verified by a human, and thus the procedure might take longer if they’re out sick, or just not working (for example, over the weekend). There could also be delays if you need to resubmit documents multiple times. Conversely, if luck’s on your side you might get verified within the day.

If you were unfortunate enough to have your documents rejected by the casino, requiring resubmission, you’ll likely receive an email informing you of the rejection and letting you know what the reason for it is. Most likely it’ll be something simple, like your photos being too blurry or distant to read the small text, but sometimes it could be due to information mismatch (for example, your name being John Smith on your casino account and Jon Smythe on your ID). Those cases can be much tougher to deal with.

It’s a sad reality that online casinos are prime targets for money laundering. Let’s say you just stole the details of a credit card through a scammy phishing site – well, you can use that card to deposit into an online casino, then immediately withdraw the winnings into a crypto wallet, with the crypto sold for cash straight into your bank account. Now all your bank sees is that you got some crypto winnings, so congratulations, you got away with theft. Or… at least you would have, had verification not been a thing. It adds an extra layer of transparency to make sure all such transactions are an open book for both the casino and law enforcement.

In the short term, you simply won’t be able to play. Accounts that have started, yet not completed their verification processes are locked down and unable to participate in the casino in any way, even just when placing bets. If you wish to lift that lockdown, you’ll have to verify yourself – and if you don’t do it quickly enough, your entire account could get deleted.

This is a matter of personal opinion. Personally, we don’t trust RoyalSea as it’s an unlicensed casino site – and as such has no oversight over any of its activities, as far as we can tell. However, many players don’t care about licenses and choose to trust casinos by reputation alone (which, in this case, isn’t too bad) – while others choose not to trust even licensed ones unless they’re really huge brands. We’ve outlined all the facts in our review and allowed you to draw your own conclusions on whether you’d like to share personal documents with them.