How Account Verification Works
Liraluck asks you to confirm who you are before certain actions go through — this is standard practice at any licensed operator and ties into the casino's AML (anti-money laundering) policy. Below is exactly what triggers a check, which documents you may be asked for, and how long the process takes, based on Liraluck's published terms.
What triggers a verification check
Verification isn't a one-off hurdle at sign-up — it can come up at a few different points in your time with the casino:
- Your first withdrawal
- Any subsequent withdrawal, at the casino's discretion
- Closing your account
- A deposit — documents may be requested at any stage, including your very first deposit
Documents you may be asked for
What you're asked to provide depends on the reason for the check, but the list Liraluck draws from covers:
- Passport
- National identity card
- Utility bill
- Bank statement
- Copies of the debit or credit card used for deposit
- Proof of residence
- Evidence of payment method ownership
- Source of funds and wealth documentation
- Bank or credit/debit card statements
Not every item on this list is needed for every check — a straightforward first withdrawal usually just means ID and proof of residence, while larger withdrawals or flagged activity can bring in the source of funds and wealth documentation.
How long checks take
Liraluck's published review window for a verification check is 3–5 business days once your documents have been submitted.
If the casino requests further documents or information from you, you have 15 days from the date of the request to respond. Missing that window can hold up your withdrawal, so it's worth replying as soon as you're asked.