Every licensed casino has to confirm who you are, and Prince Casino asks for the paperwork once so that payouts are not held up later; it takes 34 hours.
How long it takes and who is behind it, with no jargon about why the paperwork appears.
This settles what to send, in what order, and how to avoid a second round of copies.
This settles which copy earns a tick and which one comes straight back to you.
Nothing here is random: each request lands right after a step you took.
The Malta Gaming Authority sets the terms of our licence MGA/B2C/843/2006, and those terms include knowing where a player's money comes from. A request for source of funds is routine, made across the industry to many players, and it is not an accusation of anything.
Depending on how you play, any of these may be requested from you.
A Bill Past Its Use. A bill dated too long ago no longer shows where you live now, so the address on it cannot be confirmed. Send a bill issued in the last three months. Pick a utility or council document.
Match the Name on File. The name or address on the paper must match the details on your account word for word, or the link is unproven. Send a new file showing the current name. Update your account details before sending.
A Cropped or Edited Image. A cropped or edited image cannot be checked for authenticity, and the whole page is needed to read the address and dates. Photograph all four corners of the page. Send the original file, not a screenshot.
Six things players ask about the check, answered the way we would say them.
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