Verification Steps Before Your First Withdrawal
Why verification is required
Before any withdrawal is processed, the platform must confirm your identity. This is a standard procedure for all licensed operators. It prevents fraud, underage play, and ensures the person withdrawing is the account holder. Skipping this step means your funds stay locked.
For Malaysian players, this usually means uploading a copy of your MyKad or passport. The site will also ask for proof of address and sometimes a selfie holding your ID. Completing this early avoids delays when you request your first cashout.
Documents to prepare first
Start with your government-issued photo ID. For Malaysians, this is the MyKad. For foreigners, a passport works. Ensure the name on your account matches the document exactly. The site compares these details with your registration info to verify your identity.
Next, prepare a recent utility bill or bank statement showing your name and address. The date must be within the last three months. Use a clear scan or photo. Blurry or cropped images will be rejected, requiring a resubmission.
Order of submission
Upload your ID first, then your proof of address. Some platforms allow both at once, but starting with the ID is simpler. If either document is rejected, the system will notify you. Check the message to see which part failed—usually the image quality or an expiry date.
After submitting, wait for the site's review. This can take a few hours to two days. Do not request a withdrawal until you receive a confirmation that your account is verified. Attempting to cash out early may reset the process or cause unnecessary friction.
What the verification status means
Once verified, your account status will change to "approved" or "verified." This means you can now deposit and withdraw without extra checks. If it shows "pending," the documents are still being reviewed. Contact support only after the stated review period passes.
A "rejected" status means one or more documents fail. Common reasons: expired ID, name mismatch, or blurry photos. Resubmit with correct files. The site will not hold your funds permanently, but withdrawals are blocked until the issue is resolved.
Common pitfalls for Malaysian players
Using a MyKad that has expired will always be rejected. Check the expiry date before uploading. Also, ensure your address proof is not a digital screenshot from online banking—many sites require a PDF or a photo of the original statement. Screenshots often crop key details.
E-wallet users should note that Touch 'n Go or GrabPay transaction history is not accepted as address proof. Use a utility bill or a bank statement instead. If your bill is in Bahasa Malaysia, that is fine—the platform accepts both English and Bahasa documents.
After verification is complete
Once your account is verified, go to the cashier and select your withdrawal method. For Malaysians, bank transfer and e-wallets like Touch 'n Go or Boost are common. Enter your ringgit amount and confirm. The first withdrawal may take one to three business days to process.
Keep a copy of your verified documents. If you make a large withdrawal later, the site may request a fresh proof of address. Verification is not a one-time event—it can be triggered again for security. Staying organised saves time on future cashouts.