GGBET Withdrawal

GGBET Withdrawal/Verification

We’ve written quite a bit about GGBET’s different games, bonuses, and features – but believe it or not, we’re only just now getting into some of its most important aspects! Take, for example, the payment methods or verification procedure – if the former isn’t up to snuff, then you can’t deposit, and if the latter is overly complex, you can’t withdraw! Suddenly they’re sounding quite important, right? Well, stick with us and let’s take a peek under the hood!

Payment Methods Available at GGBET

In terms of payment options, it’s safe to say that GGBET has chosen a “quality over quantity” approach. Besides Visa, MasterCard and bank transfer, which we like to call the traditional options, you can also deposit via a few e-wallets (specifically Neteller, Skrill, Ecopayz, and Mifinity). You can also use a few pre-paid options, like Paysafecard and Neosurf. If your country supports a specific payment solution (like giropay for Germany and Interac for Canada), chances are that’s supported too. And… that’s about it. The most popular payment methods for betting, but nothing more than that.

Unfortunately, that also means you won’t find any crypto payment options here – not even the popular ones, like Bitcoin. This omission is quite perplexing, because not only is crypto practically free for bookmakers to accept (as it’s decentralized rather than belonging to a corporation), but it’s also a very common way for gamblers to deposit, and subsequently withdraw. Even if only a small portion of all gamblers prefer to deposit with crypto, most of them will probably look for another site now.

GGBET Verification

Money laundering is one of the biggest issues facing most online bookies – which is why many measures have been put in place to prevent it, thus allowing the site to mostly be enjoyed by regular users. One of the most helpful, but also most annoying of these features is the verification procedure, which will require all players to confirm their identity before they’re allowed to receive their withdrawal. Those who can’t do it, or, upon doing it, have been identified as having a history of money laundering, will have their accounts closed.

In practice, what this means is that, when you trigger verification (which will happen automatically when you withdraw, but can also be done manually from your profile), you’ll have to pass it by presenting a few documents to the site’s staff. Those documents prove that the information you provided during registration, such as your real name and your address, is factually and legally accurate, and also tie your account to a real-world identity which can later be identified easily, if needed. Frankly, for most of us it’ll be an annoying and rather invasive process, and yet, it’s not one intended for us, but for the small percentage of criminals who use sites like GGBET for their own nefarious gains.