Spinaconda Withdrawal

Spinaconda Casino Withdrawal/Verification

Deposits and Withdrawals

Deposits and withdrawals at spinaconda rely heavily on regional availability, which means the range of payment methods can look different depending on location. The platform supports a mix of traditional and digital options, including Visa and Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Interac, and MiFinity. Cryptocurrency deposits are also supported, covering Bitcoin, Ethereum, Tether, Litecoin, USDC, Ripple, Dogecoin, TRON, and Binance Coin. Not all methods are available in every country, so the final selection depends on local restrictions and payment regulations.

The minimum deposit across the platform is set at €20 or the equivalent in another currency. Maximum deposit limits vary depending on the chosen payment method and are not fixed across the board. All deposited funds must be wagered three times (x3) before a withdrawal can be requested, even if no bonus is involved. If multiple deposits are made without gameplay, the wagering requirement applies to the combined total, not each deposit separately.

Spinaconda applies strict rules around unmet wagering conditions. The casino reserves the right to refuse a withdrawal request or apply processing fees if the wagering requirement has not been completed in full. Deposits that are denied, rejected, or charged back for reasons such as insufficient funds or transaction limits result in all related winnings being voided immediately. Losses caused by unsupported or declined deposit attempts are not compensated by the platform.

Withdrawal minimums are aligned across fiat and digital currencies, with €20 as the base threshold. For cryptocurrencies, the minimum equals the crypto value of €20 at the time of the request, calculated using the Coinbase Converter rate. This keeps withdrawal access consistent regardless of the currency used, although exchange rate fluctuations may affect the final crypto amount received.

Daily withdrawals are capped at €1000, while the weekly rolling limit stands at €5000. This weekly cap resets every 7 days from the first cashout in a calendar month and again on the first day of each month. Monthly withdrawals are limited to €15000, which may feel restrictive for higher balances but provides predictable boundaries for cashout planning.

Bank transfer withdrawals may involve additional charges imposed by intermediary banks. These fees typically reach up to €16 and are outside the casino’s control, meaning the final received amount may be lower than the requested sum. This is an important consideration for anyone choosing bank transfers over digital wallets or cryptocurrencies.

Account activity is also monitored over time. An account is considered inactive after 12 consecutive months without login or gameplay. Once this status applies, a monthly dormancy fee of €20, or the currency equivalent, may be deducted from the remaining balance. If the balance is below €20, the full remaining amount may be removed instead.

Tax obligations are handled entirely at an individual level. Any taxes due on winnings or casino-related activity must be reported and paid according to the rules of the relevant jurisdiction. Spinaconda does not handle tax reporting or deductions, leaving full responsibility with the account holder.

Verification

The verification procedure is structured around identity confirmation, address verification, and proof of payment, with each step requiring clear and readable documentation. 

Identity verification can be completed in 2 accepted ways. The primary method requires an official government-issued document, which may be: 

• Passport 
• Driving license
• National ID card. 

Both the front and back of the document must be provided, the document must be valid and not expired, and the expiry date has to be visible. The photo must be unaltered, the date of birth clearly shown, and any security elements such as watermarks must remain visible.

As an alternative, spinaconda allows identity verification through a combined selfie and ID photo. This must be a single image showing both the face and the passport or ID held in hand. The face and document details must be clearly visible and must not overlap or be obscured. Poor image quality or partially covered information may result in the document being rejected.

Proof of address is required as a separate step and must confirm both name and residential details. Accepted documents include:

• Utility bill
• Mobile phone bill
• Bank statement

The document must display the full name and full address, including postal or ZIP codes. It must also show the official logo of the issuing company and be dated within the last 90 days. Only complete documents are accepted, meaning cropped or partial pages may not pass review.

Proof of payment is also required to confirm the source of funds used for deposits. This can be provided by attaching:

• screenshot or photo from an online banking platform
• bank statement
• e-wallet page such as Skrill

The document must clearly show the company name and the exact amount paid. Screenshots missing key details or showing incomplete transaction information may be declined.