British licence rules mean Razed Casino checks who you are before money leaves, and the review takes up to 39 hours, usually far less.
Razed Casino keeps this part plain: who checks you, under which licence, and where questions go.
Clear copies and matching names clear most delays, so a rejected upload never holds your withdrawal.
Razed Casino asks for a short set of papers, and each one answers a single question for the regulator.
Bigger sum, closer look. A bigger payment is a bigger risk marker, so the team asks for photo ID, proof of address and a card image before it moves.
The first payout gate. Before the first payout leaves, the licence requires a confirmed identity, so you are asked for photo ID, address proof and your payment card.
Higher ceiling, more checks. A higher limit changes what you can lose, so the team checks identity and how you fund play before the new setting goes live.
Under licence 91060-8394-R-814043 from the UK Gambling Commission, Razed Casino Ltd has to know where gambling money comes from. The question is a routine step against money laundering, not a suggestion that you have done anything wrong.
Which one fits depends on how the money reached your account.
Two versions, one name. A name or address that differs from your profile makes the file unreadable as proof, so it is refused. Align your profile with your ID Use the same spelling as your ID
Retake it in full. Cut edges or a hidden corner suggest the picture has been altered, and a tampered file cannot stand as evidence. Send the whole page, uncropped Photograph the original, no filters
Paper that has aged out. An address paper loses value once it ages, so only a recent bill or statement proves where you live now. Pull a fresh statement from your bank app Pick the newest bill you hold
Nobody wants a held payout, so here are the straight answers that clear the doubt.
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