Have you ever had to verify your Bitcoin or Litecoin depositors at any casino?
I would be interested to know how they want to do this, e.g. because of offline wallets etc
Leon030 wrote on 23.06.2025 at 19:57: Have you ever had to verify your Bitcoin or Litecoin deposits at any casino?
I would be interested to know how they want to do this, e.g. because of offline wallets etc
Do you mean verifying an account?
If so: I have already had to do this several times
Otherwise, I have never had to verify a depositor.
Otherwise, I have never had to verify a depositor.
And how does it work with cold wallets that don't officially belong to "anyone" and are not in anyone's name? What if you no longer have the wallet? For example, I change my cold wallet very often when I no longer have anything on it, so I delete it and create a new one, which only takes a few seconds
And how does it work with cold wallets that do not officially belong to "anyone" and are not in anyone's name? What if you no longer have the wallet? For example, I change my coldwallet very often when I no longer have anything on it, so I delete it and create a new one, which only takes a few seconds
I have very rarely (almost never) experienced that someone had to verify a crypto depositor.
What I have noticed, however, is that someone had to verify their account, otherwise it was not possible to make a depositor.
If you no longer have your old address, you just use a different one. Unlike bank withdrawals, only verified accounts can be selected. You can use any account you like.
I have very rarely (almost never) experienced that someone had to verify a crypto depositor.
But what I have noticed: someone had to verify their account, otherwise a depositor was not possible.
If you no longer have your old address, you just use a different one. Unlike bank withdrawals, only verified accounts can be selected. You can use any account you like.
So far with my verifications, I have always had to "verify" this payment at some point afterwards, sometimes months later. For example, MiFinity history of the respective month, where the name, transaction history etc. all had to be visible.
But that's not possible with crypto, that's what I meant
Leon030 wrote on 24.06.2025 at 22:33:
So with my verifications it has always been the case so far that at some point afterwards, sometimes months later, I had to "verify" this payment. For example, MiFinity history of the respective month, where name, transaction history etc. all had to be visible.
But that's not possible with crypto, that's what I meant
The casinos know that too and won't ask for anything like that.
Hence my answer that I have not yet experienced such verification.
The casinos know that too and won't ask for anything like that.
Hence my answer that I have not yet experienced such verification.
However, I think I've already read something like this here, that a casino wanted a crypto Deposit to be verified, but I can't find the post at the moment.
Have you ever had to verify crypto depositors?
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I would be interested to know how they want to do this, e.g. because of offline wallets etc
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Do you mean verifying an account?
If so: I have already had to do this several times
Otherwise, I have never had to verify a depositor.
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And how does it work with cold wallets that don't officially belong to "anyone" and are not in anyone's name? What if you no longer have the wallet? For example, I change my cold wallet very often when I no longer have anything on it, so I delete it and create a new one, which only takes a few seconds
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I have very rarely (almost never) experienced that someone had to verify a crypto depositor.
What I have noticed, however, is that someone had to verify their account, otherwise it was not possible to make a depositor.
If you no longer have your old address, you just use a different one. Unlike bank withdrawals, only verified accounts can be selected. You can use any account you like.
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Have you ever had to verify crypto depositors?
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So far with my verifications, I have always had to "verify" this payment at some point afterwards, sometimes months later. For example, MiFinity history of the respective month, where the name, transaction history etc. all had to be visible.
But that's not possible with crypto, that's what I meant
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Have you ever had to verify crypto depositors?
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The casinos know that too and won't ask for anything like that.
Hence my answer that I have not yet experienced such verification.
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Have you ever had to verify crypto depositors?
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However, I think I've already read something like this here, that a casino wanted a crypto Deposit to be verified, but I can't find the post at the moment.
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Have you ever had to verify crypto depositors?
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It can happen, I haven't ruled it out. But it really happens very rarely.
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