UcoBet Casino Verification

Unfortunately, it’s impossible to give even an estimate of how long the verification procedure will last. UcoBet, just like most other casinos, needs to evaluate each player on a case by case basis. For some it may take minutes, and for others, days. Nothing to do but wait!

If UcoBet has denied your verification attempt, they likely will give you the reason why – or at least nudge you in the right direction. Some verification attempts are denied for small technical reasons, such as your pictures not being clear enough. Others – because of more serious problems, like your information being mismatched (if your IP address places you in Canada but your ID card is from South Africa, you can understand why UcoBet may raise an eyebrow). If you have any concerns regarding your verification process, we strongly encourage you to contact the casino.

Verification isn’t something that UcoBet Casino came up with of their own accord. Instead, they’re simply following the rules outlined by payment providers (like Visa), who in turn are following international regulations. By knowing precisely who they’re paying out to, and how much, casinos can prevent cases where criminals can claim illegally gained funds as “casino winnings” by laundering them through the site. Plus, if you’re an individual associated with a criminal organization, they can refuse your withdrawal request right away.

The moment you start verification (which can happen manually or when you attempt your first withdrawal), your account will be frozen – which means you won’t be able to place any wagers, make deposits, claim bonuses, or really do much of anything at this casino. As such, it’s in your best interest to complete the process quickly so that you can keep playing. If you don’t, and your account remains frozen for long enough, it may be considered abandoned and thus closed down.

Yes, it is. UcoBet has an extensive privacy policy page which outlines exactly how they process your data, what measures they take to protect it, and how they share it with third parties (or rather, how they won’t without a court order – which is reasonable given the purpose of verification). There is no reason to be suspicious of them when it comes to protecting your data.