The banner asks for documents because the licence demands it; a clean check keeps play fair and takes about 13 hours.
Six lines settle the usual worry: whether the check delays a withdrawal, and how long the wait runs.
Four moves take you from a blank upload screen to a cleared file, with the snags named.
Since 2007 this house has asked for a short set of papers under its Malta licence, nothing more.
Here the ask is tied to a real event, so nothing arrives without a stated reason.
The screen may ask where your money comes from, and the reason sits in the licence: the Malta Gaming Authority, under MGA/B2C/201/2007, requires every operator to know the origin of the funds it handles. It is routine, never an accusation aimed at you.
Depending on the sum and the method, a few kinds of paper can settle the question.
Is a corner missing? A cropped corner or a hard shadow leaves part of the page unreadable, so the reviewer cannot confirm the details we need. Place the whole page on a dark, flat surface. Hold the phone directly above, not at an angle.
A saved screenshot. A screen grab carries no texture and can be edited, so it cannot stand as proof that the paper itself exists. Lay the original document down and photograph it. Use the camera on your phone, not a saved image.
Whose name is on it? The name on the bill differs from the account, and the file needs one version of you before it can proceed. Choose a bill that shows the account name exactly. Keep the spelling identical across every page.
Every loose end about the identity file, settled in a few lines each.
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