Wild Tokyo Casino Verification

Wild Tokyo Casino Verification

Verification Documents Required for Deposit

Verification shouldn’t be a foreign concept for anyone who has used an online casino in the past – or at least has signed up for an e-wallet, crypto or stock exchange site, or even something like Amazon or Play Store where you can receive money for sales. Some of those sites will require you to verify your identity right away, as soon as you’ve made your account – while others will wait until you’ve actually requested a withdrawal. Like most online casinos, Wild Tokyo falls into the latter category. As such, you won’t need to worry about any documents when depositing.

Verification Documents Required for Withdrawal

Although you won’t need to submit any documents when making your first deposit, you’ll need to do so when placing your first withdrawal. This procedure (known as KYC) is standard across all casinos, and is intended to curb money laundering. You can’t avoid it even if you move to another site… though the process itself really isn’t so tough that you’d want to be actively avoiding it.

In practical terms, all you need to do is present a few documents such as:

1. Proof of ID – A form of photo ID that’s valid where you live – ID card, passport, driver’s license, etc;
2. Proof of Address – A document from the last 3 months that’s got your name and address on it – even something as simple as a utility bill will work;
3. Proof of Payment Method.

Providing an ID card and something with your address on it is pretty simple and self-explanatory – but what in the world is a “proof of payment method”? Well, it’s a way to prove that you own whatever method you used to make your first deposit at Wild Tokyo. Since the site accepts a lot of different payment options, it can get a little confusing to figure out what you need to do to verify yours in particular, but once it gets to that point you should receive instructions on what to do. Most of them will be really simple: credit cards just need to be photographed, and e-wallets require a screenshot of your logged-in interface. Some methods, like crypto and prepaid vouchers, don’t even need to be verified in the first place!