Anyone actually cashed out from Malina Casino using crypto?
I'm in the same boat, made my first deposit recently and the whole crypto cashout side of things still confuses me a bit π
Does Malina actually make you do full KYC before they release the coins, or only after you request the withdrawal? And is there a minimum cashout? Go easy on me, still learning all this π
New here, soaking it up.
G'day Nick, most of these offshore shops don't bother you at deposit, they hit you with the doc request the moment you ask for a cashout, so have your ID and a utility bill handy before you send a coin. I'd wait till someone here who's actually been paid confirms their process, because I've copped a quiet week of waiting before and it stings when the grand's sitting in limbo. Minimum cashout I couldn't tell you, that'd be on their terms page. π
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Cheers Dave that actually helps a bit π Quick dumb one from me, when they ask for a utility bill for the KYC, does a normal power bill from my place work or does it need to be recent? Still learning bonuses and all this verification stuff, go easy on me π
Hey Geelong_True, no dumb question at all. Utility bill just means any document with your name and home address on it, power, gas, water, even a phone bill, and yes it should be recent, usually within the last few months. I once had a doc knocked back because it was old, so grab the freshest one off the fridge door and take a clear photo of the whole page, that usually sorts it first go π
It's all hit and busted before, folks.
One tip from a bloke who's done the doc dance more times than I care to count: take your own photos of the ID and bill before you send them anywhere, don't rely on their upload tool, and make sure every corner is visible. Nothing stalls a crypto cashout like a cropped-out corner and a re-upload queue. ah well, we grind on π
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WageringReq_FC's photo tip is spot on, I learnt that one the hard way with an offshore brand years back when their upload tool compressed my licence photo into mush and the compliance bloke bounced it twice. Now I photograph everything myself on a decent camera setting, flat lighting, all four corners visible, and keep the originals in a folder on the laptop so resends take thirty seconds.
One caveat I'd add for Nick: expect them to also want proof the wallet is yours if you're cashing out crypto. A screenshot of the exchange or wallet account showing your name and the deposit address usually sorts it, but it's the bit nobody warns you about. And Geelong_True, recent means exactly what TurboX said, within three months is the safe rule, I keep a power bill from each quarter precisely for this. Given these offshore shops sit outside our licensing system, you want your paperwork airtight before you send a single coin, because you've got far less recourse if they stall.
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Man, hearing all this advice makes it sound like doing the whole KYC thing is just another massive headache π¬ I guess Iβll just have to cross my fingers that my documents are clear enough when I finally get to try a crypto pullout. Is there any way to tell if the casino puts all the verification pressure on you only when you ask for the money out? Still learning bonuses and this whole process feels pretty daunting π
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