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MadCasino Withdrawal/Verification

So far we’ve discussed the betting section, the casino section, even the bonuses – so you might be thinking to yourself “hey, what else is left?” And the answer is that we still have some of the most important sections ahead of us, ones that will decide your entire experience at this casino! For starters, we’ll take a look at the available payment methods (which will determine whether you can deposit easily), and then at the verification process (which will become relevant once it’s time to withdraw). Sounds pretty important, doesn’t it?

Payment Methods Available at MadCasino

Before we dive into the payment options, it’s important to note that MadCasino is available in dozens of different countries around the world – and, to put it bluntly, it’s impossible for us to describe everything that’s available in each individual country. For example, you can use MasterCard in many different places, but e-wallets (like Neteller, Skrill, Jeton, etc) will be highly dependent on your country. Some countries might not have them at all! Prepaid vouchers, such as Paysafecard, Neosurf, and CashtoCode, are even rarer – some countries will have all three, others one or two, most none of the above.

With that said, one method that will be universally available is crypto. Whether you live in Europe or Africa, Canada or Australia, you’ll always be able to deposit using Bitcoin, Litecoin, Tether, or Ethereum! Far more impressive is that MadCasino also supports some more niche coins, like Ripple, Cardano, and BitcoinCash. Sure, you won’t quite get as much choice here as you would at a dedicated crypto casino, but the selection is still really impressive!

MadCasino Verification

We mentioned verification a few times throughout our review, but what exactly is it? Unfortunately, many online casinos (including casino-betting site hybrids like MadCasino, obviously) are targeted by criminals who are using them for money laundering. They deposit some cash, then withdraw it quickly into their bank accounts. That way, it appears as if it’s just casino winnings, and no one asks where the deposit came from. But what happens when you remove their anonymity? Now it becomes very easy for authorities who are investigating these criminals to see not just the money that was withdrawn, but also what was deposited and what the individual person’s gambling history was.

Although some sites will initiate the verification procedure before your first deposit, most will wait until you’re ready to withdraw before they verify you. Luckily, the process is very simple, since it just requires presenting a few documents that you probably already have on you. Yeah, it sucks that you lose your privacy (especially in countries where gambling could impact your credit score), but it’s just the unfortunate price we have to pay. One of those things where a few bad apples have spoiled our fun!