Every licensed casino must confirm who you are, and Palace Casino usually takes up to 66 hours from the moment your copies arrive.
Palace Casino keeps this short on purpose, so nothing about the check catches you mid-withdrawal.
Most delays come from small things like glare, cropped corners or an old address, and each is easy to avoid.
Nobody enjoys paperwork, so here is exactly what each copy has to show before you send it.
Look at the expiry first. The expiry date printed on the photo page has passed; a licence that lapsed says nothing about who you are today. Send the current version of the same document. Apply for the renewal before you upload again.
Details that line up. A shortened first name or a married surname will not line up with the details saved on your profile. Match the spelling to your profile, including middle names. Update your details with support before you resend.
A photo that reads clearly. A file grabbed from a screen loses the texture we use to spot a copy, so it comes back unreadable. Photograph the paper itself, not the screen. Lay it flat in daylight and avoid the flash.
A request for bank statements can feel pointed, yet our Malta Gaming Authority licence, MGA/B2C/859/2014, requires us to know where player funds originate. Treat it as routine paperwork, not an accusation.
Depending on your case, the reviewer may ask for one or more of these.
Useful the moment a request appears mid-session, so you know which trigger set it off.
After reading, you will know what each reply means and which file to send next.
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