Delayed KYC verification and withdrawals
On 30 June 2026 I submitted two withdrawal requests of €437 each (€874 in total) from my iWild Casino account.
In the early hours of 3 July, I received a KYC verification request from the casino, and my pending withdrawal requests were automatically cancelled at the same time. I submitted all requested documents (ID card, both sides, and a selfie holding my ID in front of the casino website) the same day, on 3 July at 12:57 EEST. In that message I explicitly asked the casino to list any additional required documents at once, so the process could be completed without unnecessary delays. No further documents have been requested since.
I have received no confirmation of my verification status. On 9 July I asked about the status via live chat; the agent stated my request had been forwarded to the KYC team to expedite the process, but confirmed that the support team has no visibility into the verification and could not provide any timeframe. On 11 July I emailed the casino's KYC and support addresses asking them to confirm whether my documents had been approved, and offered to resubmit anything missing right away. Later the same evening, the support team replied – to an email addressed primarily to [email protected] with support in copy – only by advising me to contact the KYC department directly at [email protected], i.e. the very address my email was sent to. The same reply confirmed in writing that my withdrawal requests were cancelled by the casino during the verification process. The KYC department itself has not responded to any of my messages.
All my play has been with my own deposited funds, so no bonuses have ever been used on this account.
I am submitting this complaint because direct contact with the casino has produced neither progress nor any timeframe, and judging by previously published complaints concerning similar verification delays at this casino, mediation appears to be what moves these cases forward.
I am asking iWild Casino to complete my verification without further delay and to process my withdrawals in accordance with their own terms.
In the early hours of 3 July, I received a KYC verification request from the casino, and my pending withdrawal requests were automatically cancelled at the same time. I submitted all requested documents (ID card, both sides, and a selfie holding my ID in front of the casino website) the same day, on 3 July at 12:57 EEST. In that message I explicitly asked the casino to list any additional required documents at once, so the process could be completed without unnecessary delays. No further documents have been requested since.
I have received no confirmation of my verification status. On 9 July I asked about the status via live chat; the agent stated my request had been forwarded to the KYC team to expedite the process, but confirmed that the support team has no visibility into the verification and could not provide any timeframe. On 11 July I emailed the casino's KYC and support addresses asking them to confirm whether my documents had been approved, and offered to resubmit anything missing right away. Later the same evening, the support team replied – to an email addressed primarily to [email protected] with support in copy – only by advising me to contact the KYC department directly at [email protected], i.e. the very address my email was sent to. The same reply confirmed in writing that my withdrawal requests were cancelled by the casino during the verification process. The KYC department itself has not responded to any of my messages.
All my play has been with my own deposited funds, so no bonuses have ever been used on this account.
I am submitting this complaint because direct contact with the casino has produced neither progress nor any timeframe, and judging by previously published complaints concerning similar verification delays at this casino, mediation appears to be what moves these cases forward.
I am asking iWild Casino to complete my verification without further delay and to process my withdrawals in accordance with their own terms.