Licensed casinos in the United Kingdom must confirm who you are, and Casinoways completes that review within 66 hours.
This table settles who checks you, how long it takes and where to ask.
After these four steps you will know exactly what to send and in what shape.
Casinoways asks only for the three papers below, plus a selfie where the review calls for one.
Your bill has aged out. A utility bill dated beyond three months reads as stale evidence, so the officer cannot tie the address to your life now. Pull a bill issued within the last three months Download the latest PDF from your supplier
Partial frame, full refusal. A cropped corner or a thumb over the address strip leaves the officer unable to read the file, and an unreadable paper counts as missing. Lay the sheet flat on a dark table Frame all four corners before you capture
When the names diverge. Spelling differences or a maiden name on the bill do not match the register, so the officer has nothing linking the two papers together. Send the certificate that explains the change Ask support to align both records
Keep the reply calm: the UK Gambling Commission licence under which Casinoways operates, number 94696-6748-R-524189, obliges us to know where a player's money comes from. Treat the request as routine bookkeeping, not as an accusation aimed at you.
One or two of these may be enough; the team asks for what the file lacks.
Sets out the four points when proof is requested, so nothing arrives unannounced.
Casinoways answers these five questions the way its licence holder reads them.
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