BetsAmigo Withdrawal

BetsAmigo Verification/Withdrawal

Verification and withdrawals are closely linked at BetsAmigo, just as they are in the iGaming industry as a whole. You need to finish the verification process in order to withdraw your wins successfully — it's the only way. To help you grasp the concept, we have some easy tips and tricks, as well as all the facts.

Know Your Customer (KYC) is the official name of the process that checks your information according to the guidelines laid out by all relevant legislation. A government-issued picture ID, proof of residency, or even the specifics of the payment method you use to finish your payments are the documents to present. If you don't, there are penalties that swoop in.

Our breakdown of the verification process will also include information on BetsAmigo's payouts and all the details you could possibly require. The methods of depositing and withdrawing funds, the maximum amounts, the time it takes to process the cashout, and any potential hidden fees will all be detailed here.

Payment Methods, Deposits, and Withdrawals at BetsAmigo

Due to its strict license, BetsAmigo is unable to accept cryptocurrency payments and only accepts fiat currency. The payment methods here are Mastercard, CashLib, Visa, MiFinity, Flexepin, Bank Transfer, Jetonbank, JetonCash, and Neosurf.

The minimum deposit at BetsAmigo is EUR 25, which is a bit higher than the industry average. The same can be said about the minimum withdrawal, too — it's EUR 100, and the only methods available to withdraw with are Jetonbank and MiFinity.

The maximum you can withdraw per month is EUR 7,000, and the minimum turnover is rather high — 3x.

BetsAmigo Verification

We really appreciate how BetsAmigo's verification is mainly automated as much as possible. If you want to verify your account, all you have to do is submit the necessary documents to the “Documents” section of your account settings. Getting your verification done in advance will make the process of withdrawing your winnings go more smoothly.

As proof of identity, you can use a passport, driver's license, or government-issued picture ID. A utility bill or bank statement showing your whole name and address, dated within the last three months, will be needed to confirm your residency.

There may be financial verification requirements as well, depending on the mode of payment. Picture requirements for credit cards include the owner's name, the card's expiration date, and the first and last four digits of the number. For IBAN verification, you'll need an official document or bank statement; for e-wallets, a screenshot of your account will do.

Allowed file types are JPEG, PNG, and PDF, and the maximum size for each upload is 3 MB. After you submit your papers, they will be reviewed. You will be notified once the entire process is complete. If you require updates on the status of the entire process at any given moment, customer support is always there to help.