Topic: Casinos not asking for KYC to register and play, but do require it to withdraw - page 58. (Read 12762 times)

That's a classic move. They would only advertise the good sides, not the bad ones. Apart from everything, KYC is mandatory when it comes to casinos. That's how they check if the money is coming from a legitimate source or not. One thing I don't like is that they won't ask for KYC when registering, but when one tried to withdraw the money, they would demand KYC. And of course, they can block your account on suspicious grounds, which stinks. If you are concerned about doing KYC, then check properly before registering whether they require KYC or not.

So, some applications these days don't require you to verify your identity when registering to use such apps, neither do they require your KYC to enable you play but you must verify through KYC when its time to withdraw and its almost impossible for you to say No.

That's a classic move. They would only advertise the good sides, not the bad ones. Apart from everything, KYC is mandatory when it comes to casinos. That's how they check if the money is coming from a legitimate source or not. One thing I don't like is that they won't ask for KYC when registering, but when one tried to withdraw the money, they would demand KYC. And of course, they can block your account on suspicious grounds, which stinks. If you are concerned about doing KYC, then check properly before registering whether they require KYC or not.

KYC is straight straightforward demands, if a casino has it, is not something that will be hidden so at least the gambler who sign up on the site will have the chance to quickly spot them and also be sure to put in place the necessary arrangement and waiting to when to be asked to supply the necessary documents to verify the accounts.
But if any casino does not state that there are KYC compliances it the means that they are practically abusing the right of the gambler if they demand for it along the line.

So, some applications these days don't require you to verify your identity when registering to use such apps, neither do they require your KYC to enable you play but you must verify through KYC when its time to withdraw and its almost impossible for you to say No.

Well, I don't know if this is ideal, because things when it comes to casinos and making them attract more Players to the platforms can be in a very particular way , I think you could say investigate, because when there is a lot What to talk about, the least they say is that there is no KYC, because the KYC is a way to make the players Comply when they make the withdrawal, which I find very distasteful, because they should be sincere and say that before making any withdrawal the KYC is required or requested, and that it is recommended that they do it before , so that they do not have to go through bad times, then the person already knows that they have to comply with the KYC for any withdrawal If this is the case and the person gives you the platform, then they comply with the KYC, and thus problems are avoided, but there have been so many cases where people say that the casino does not require KYC but that they do a random KYC and it seems coincidental that this It's a trick that forces the player to comply with KYC, so sometimes this is misleading advertising, and this is not good, this causes even more annoyance, so they should not do that type of practice, because it could be that some people play, gne and you have to do the KYC to withdraw, but after you withdraw, you never come back, and you speak badly about the casino, this is not the way to assign a community or something good for a casino, because no one will enter or want to go through that bad moment.

KYC is straight straightforward demands, if a casino has it, is not something that will be hidden so at least the gambler who sign up on the site will have the chance to quickly spot them and also be sure to put in place the necessary arrangement and waiting to when to be asked to supply the necessary documents to verify the accounts.
But if any casino does not state that there are KYC compliances it the means that they are practically abusing the right of the gambler if they demand for it along the line.

If every gambler can understand this simple ideology then maybe there won't be more complicated issues with the gambling platforms and the gamblers because i see it sometimes as a lack of understanding when a gambler is not reasoning the same way the gambling platform expects of them, this means the both parties cannot go along with each other except one understand the other and out their conditions into consideration, if a user-supplied every required document, there won't be any issue, but on the contrary, things will not go well.