1xBet Account Verification (KYC)

Verification confirms three things: that you are the real owner of the account, that you are an adult, and that the money you deposit is yours. 1xBet, operated by Caecus N.V., follows Know Your Customer (KYC) and anti-money-laundering rules, so a request for documents is a normal part of using the account — not an accusation.

When 1xBet asks for verification

Documents that may be requested

What is checkedAccepted documentsRequirements
IdentityPassport, national ID card or driving licenceValid document showing your full name, photo, date of birth and citizenship; data must match your profile
AddressUtility bill, bank statement or letter, letter from a government officeRecent — a utility bill must not be older than 3 months
Phone numberConfirmation code sent to your numberMandatory for every verified account
SelfiePhoto of you holding your IDYour face and the document must be clearly visible
Payment ownershipStatement or screenshot of the wallet or card used to depositThe payment account must be in your name
Source of fundsDocuments showing where the money comes fromUsually requested only for larger amounts or during a check

In some cases 1xBet may also ask for a short video call, original documents or notarised copies.

How long verification takes

StageTime
Review of uploaded documentsUp to 72 hours after they are received
Result of a video callWithin 5 working days after the call
Review of video documentsUp to 14 working days
Checks required by some payment systemsUp to 180 days

While a check is in progress, withdrawals can be put on hold. Getting verified early — before your first big withdrawal — saves waiting later.

How to pass on the first attempt

If documents are missing or do not match

If a player refuses verification or sends documents that do not match, 1xBet can void bets, block the account and freeze the balance until the owner is confirmed. Duplicate accounts are closed, and bonuses and winnings received on them are cancelled.

Keeping your account secure