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Some online casinos ask documents on registration

In order to start playing at an online casino, each of these gaming platforms requires an account verification procedure. This is done to avoid money laundering and to ensure that only adult users play. Also, the presence of verification gives the casino security service an opportunity to track down cheaters, who may use bonuses and promotions on a large number of registered accounts. In addition, passing the verification is a prerequisite for those online casinos, which undergo licensing. The licensor itself insists that each player must provide documents so that the tax authority can monitor the casino’s profits and losses.

It is quite easy to go through the identity verification process at an online casino. But, sometimes you have to wait a long time for a response from the support team. To be verified, simply log in to your account on the online casino website. Then, in your profile, select Verification and follow the simple instructions to upload the necessary documents. Generally, most licensed online casinos require any form of identification. In most cases, you have to provide a passport, but a driving license may suffice. This is needed to identify you as an adult as a requirement of gambling regulators. You can either scan this document or simply take a photograph and send it in. This is enough to prove your identity.

The second step is to upload a payment document which confirms that you have a bank account or that you are a utility bill payer. From this, we can conclude that the next step in the verification process is to send a bank statement or utility bill. Here you will also need to provide scanned copies of these documents, or take photographs. Once you send these documents for verification the casino security will check them and if everything is in order, you will be informed that the identity verification has been passed.

 

Most online casinos ask to pass KYC on withdrawals

Generally, online casinos try to make it easier for their players to register on the gaming platform. One such simplification is the new game model, where customers can register and start playing immediately by entering only their username, email and password. You can then deposit funds into your account, receive a bonus and start playing. However, as soon as you want to withdraw from your account, you will be asked to verify your identity.

In fact, it is a very interesting model where the user is not forced to register for a full casino. Instead, the player simply gives basic information, deposits funds and starts playing. You will get all the bonuses and starter rewards that other players also get, this registration process does not disadvantage you in any way. The only rule is that you need to be verified as soon as you request your winnings. Usually, as soon as you request a payout you will get an email from casino security asking for your documents. This can either be done on the online casino website in your profile or you can send the data back in an email.

 

Very few casinos do not require ID at all

Yes, it’s true. But, it is not indicated by the fact that the casino is engaged in any fraudulent activity. Rather, it is indicated by the fact that under the terms of the license you can withdraw winnings that are 2 times the amount of your deposit. To give you a better idea here is an example: you deposited 500 USD and won another 500 USD on top. You have 1,000 USD on your balance and you can withdraw it without giving any documents. However, once the withdrawal is more than 2 times the size of the deposit, then verification will be required. But, not all licenses allow you to do that.

Cryptocurrency payments, on the other hand, are much easier. With most online casinos, you can make deposits and withdrawals without verification. Casino howto gives an idea of how simple it is. You simply register your account as usual and log in. Then you fund your account by depositing funds into your cryptocurrency account and start playing. When you are done, you can simply withdraw your funds in instant mode to your cryptocurrency wallet. Everything is simple and there is no problem.

However, it does happen that players fall for scammers and gamble at casinos that do not require verification and are left with no money. As a rule, such scammers offer very large deposit bonuses. Particularly good bonuses will be offered to you for deposits in cryptocurrency because this payment instrument is more anonymous and cheaters are hard to find. So be sure to research the information on a particular casino as thoroughly as possible.

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XSOLLA STRENGTHENS COMMITMENT TO ATLANTIC CANADA’S GROWING GAME INDUSTRY WITH EXPANDED EVENT PRESENCE

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Global Video Game Commerce Company To Support Industry Growth Through Panels, Workshops, And Community Engagement Across Atlantic Canada

Xsolla, a leading global video game commerce company, today announced its participation in two major gaming industry events taking place across Atlantic Canada from June 3-5, 2026, reinforcing the company’s commitment to supporting regional game development ecosystems and fostering industry collaboration.

Xsolla will participate in both Game Invest East and XP Game Connect Atlantic, joining developers, publishers, investors, and industry leaders for discussions centered on the future of game development, investment, and innovation in the local area.

At Game Invest East, held in partnership with Scaffold, Xsolla will contribute to conversations around funding, growth opportunities, and the evolving business landscape for game studios.

Featured on the panel titled “If You Can Make It Here,” Xsolla’s Manny Hachey, Senior Director of Developer Success, joins Kate Edwards, CEO and Principal Consultant of Geogrify, and Amir Satvat, Business Development Director at Tencent Games, founder of Always Supporting the Games Community (ASGC), and a 2026 GamesBeat Visionary Award honoree, to explore how new regions and new entrants can survive and thrive in disruptive times.

Hachey, a native of Atlantic Canada, was personally requested by Scaffold to represent Xsolla at the event — a homecoming that adds a personal dimension to the panel’s central thesis. Having built her career and made her mark in Germany’s games industry, she returns with a firsthand perspective on what it takes to leave, build something meaningful abroad, and come back with proof of concept.

Xsolla will continue its Atlantic Canada engagement at XP Game Connect Atlantic in Halifax on June 5. John Nguyen, Regional Vice President, Canada at Xsolla, and Ted DiNola, Developer Evangelist at Xsolla, will host a workshop titled ‘Full Picture to Fast Lane: Xsolla Ecosystem Overview & Live SDK 3 Integration’, providing practical insights and actionable strategies for developers navigating today’s rapidly evolving gaming market.

Nguyen will also host a panel titled, ‘What Does the Future of Game Development Look Like in Atlantic Canada?’ where he will be joined by industry experts, including Ryan Filsinger from Iron Fox; Shawn Woods, CEO at Alpha Dog and VP of Interactive Society of Nova Scotia; George Greer, Founder of Besszong; and Jade Yhap, President of Interactive NB. The panel will explore the region’s growing role in the global games industry and the opportunities ahead for studios, talent, and ecosystem partners.

John Nguyen, Regional Vice President, Canada, at Xsolla

“Atlantic Canada continues to emerge as an exciting hub for game development talent and innovation,” said John Nguyen, Regional Vice President, Canada, at Xsolla. “Xsolla is proud to support these events and contribute to conversations that help empower developers, build ecosystems, strengthen industry connections, and accelerate growth across the region.”

Berkley Egenes, Chief Marketing & Growth Officer at Xsolla

“Events like Game Invest East and XP Game Connect Atlantic are critical for building stronger connections across the games industry,” said Berkley Egenes, Chief Marketing & Growth Officer at Xsolla. “Atlantic Canada has a growing community of talented developers, creators, and industry leaders, and we’re excited to be part of conversations that help to shape the future of gaming in the region while supporting studios at every stage of growth.”

Through its participation in these events, Xsolla aims to deepen relationships within the Atlantic Canadian game development community while supporting knowledge-sharing, collaboration, and long-term ecosystem growth.

For more information about Xsolla’s participation in these events across Atlantic Canada, visit: xsolla.pro/Atlantic-Canada

 

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GGPoker selects GeoLocs geolocation service for regulated Ontario market

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mkodo’s GeoLocs will handle in-platform location checks for GGPoker players in Ontario, removing the need for a separate verification app.

GGPoker has selected GeoLocs by mkodo as its geolocation service provider for the operator’s regulated Ontario offering.

Under the partnership, GeoLocs will provide in-platform location verification for GGPoker players across Ontario, with the aim of supporting regulatory compliance without requiring an additional app download or separate approval process.

“Our priority is to ensure players have a seamless experience on GGPoker whilst staying fully compliant with regulations. We chose GeoLocs because of their proven expertise, industry and regulatory knowledge and the fact that players don’t need to verify location through a separate app or download.” – Sarne Lightman, Managing Director of GGPoker.

“The partnership with GGPoker is very exciting. We’re proud to support a globally recognised operator in delivering a seamless, compliant player experience in Ontario. With Alberta opening in July, the partnership with GGPoker in Ontario further reinforces GeoLocs’ expansion across the Canadian gaming market.” – Ben Scobie-Trumper, Head of Sales at mkodo.

GeoLocs is a geolocation product built by mkodo for regulated markets, supporting web and mobile location checks for gaming, sports betting, poker and lottery operators, according to the company.

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Xsolla expands Atlantic Canada event push with Game Invest East and XP Game Connect

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Xsolla will take part in two Atlantic Canada industry events—Game Invest East and XP Game Connect Atlantic—running June 3-5, 2026, as it increases its presence in the region’s game development ecosystem.

The company said it will join discussions with developers, publishers, investors, and other stakeholders focused on game development, investment, and innovation. At Game Invest East, held in partnership with Scaffold, Xsolla will participate in a panel titled “If You Can Make It Here.” Xsolla’s Manny Hachey, Senior Director of Developer Success, will appear alongside Kate Edwards, CEO and Principal Consultant of Geogrify, and Amir Satvat, Business Development Director at Tencent Games, founder of Always Supporting the Games Community (ASGC), and a 2026 GamesBeat Visionary Award honoree.

Xsolla’s Halifax stop comes on June 5 at XP Game Connect Atlantic. John Nguyen, Regional Vice President, Canada at Xsolla, and Ted DiNola, Developer Evangelist at Xsolla, will host a workshop titled “Full Picture to Fast Lane: Xsolla Ecosystem Overview & Live SDK 3 Integration.”

Nguyen will also host a panel, “What Does the Future of Game Development Look Like in Atlantic Canada?”, joined by Ryan Filsinger from Iron Fox; Shawn Woods, CEO at Alpha Dog and VP of Interactive Society of Nova Scotia; George Greer, Founder of Besszong; and Jade Yhap, President of Interactive NB.

“Atlantic Canada continues to emerge as an exciting hub for game development talent and innovation,” said John Nguyen, Regional Vice President, Canada, at Xsolla. “Xsolla is proud to support these events and contribute to conversations that help empower developers, build ecosystems, strengthen industry connections, and accelerate growth across the region.”

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