Casea Withdrawal

Casea Withdrawal

Casea Verification/Withdrawal

No one likes waiting around to get their funds from the online bookies they bet with. And there is also nothing more concerning than a bookie that delays withdrawal requests for no good reason, too, by asking for unnecessary documentation. That is not the case at Casea at all, though, from our experience with it. Here is what you need to know about its payment and verification policies:

Payment Methods, Deposits, and Withdrawals at Casea

First off, the range of payment methods players could use to cash in or out of Casea included the following:

• Credit/Debit Cards by MasterCard and Visa 
• Skrill 
• Neteller 

As you can see, this is not really an impressive range, with most bookies nowadays also accepting prepaid cards, crypto, more e-wallets, and so on. That said, the payment methods are convenient enough, and the minimum deposit limit is €10, lower than the average of up to €20 that we tend to see nowadays, so we are not complaining too much.

When it comes to withdrawals, you will need to have completed the minimum deposit wager requirement by simply betting your deposited funds 1x or more. That is an anti-money laundering measure that you would find in any other online bookie.

The withdrawal minimum was also just €10, which we loved. Once again, this is twice as low as the average. Unfortunately, though, the maximum withdrawal amount was a bit too low, too. It was set to €500 per day or per transaction. We would have liked to see it higher, but at least it can be extended through the VIP program, as I explained before.

The processing time for withdrawals is set to 3 days at most, which is fair. What’s less fair is the fact that, according to the Terms and Conditions of Casea, there can be delays of up to 3 days between the processing of any two consecutive withdrawals. We think this is unfair, and would like to see that kind of policy drop out of the Terms and Conditions of Casea in the future.

Casea Verification

Verification is a pretty common requirement that the players of online betting sites and casinos need to comply with before they can claim their winnings, or even before they can start playing and betting. On the other hand, it is also one that players can struggle with. If you have never verified your account with a bookie before, here’s what you need to know:

The goal of verification is to help the online bookie determine that you are of a legal age to gamble within it, that you are not laundering money, and so on. Those reasons to ask for verification are perfectly legitimate, and they determine the types of documents you need to submit. Here is what those are:

• Proof of ID: First off, to make sure you are of legal age, online bookies need you to share a picture of your ID with them. This document can be an ID card, a passport, a driver’s license, and so on.
• Proof of payment method ownership: To ensure you are not playing with a stolen credit or debit card, the online casino might ask you to share a picture of the payment method that you are using to cash in.
• Proof of address: Online bookies need to cross-reference your identity with your address to ensure that you are who you are claiming to be, which is why they demand documents like a recent utility bill in your name, which shows the address you live in.

But how does all of this apply to Casea? Well, the online casino and bookie might not demand verification from its players when they sign up or start playing, but it might ask you to verify your identity before cashing out. Here is how you may do so, in just five simple steps: