What do I have to send before I can withdraw my winnings? AmonBet asks for identity documents before the first withdrawal, and the operator decides case by case which documents it needs. The casino does not publish a fixed list of papers, so the request arrives through your account or from customer support, and the payout waits until the check is finished. You can read more background on the brand at downsocial.io, a page about AmonBet.

Verification, often called KYC (know your customer), is the step where the casino matches the person on the account with the person holding the money. downsocial.io lists no licence or operator details on its site, so there is no published rulebook to consult; what applies to you is what the cashier and the bonus terms say when you ask.

What AmonBet does well around verification

English is one of the seven languages the site runs in, which matters when a document request arrives and you need to answer it in writing. Customer support and the cashier can be used in English, so a question about a proof of address or a photo of an ID does not have to be translated first.

The site is fully optimised for mobile devices. Uploading a scan or a photo of a document from your phone, in the same place where you deposited, saves the detour through a desktop. For players who signed up on a phone, that is the practical route.

Crypto payments sit alongside cards and bank transfer: Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Dogecoin and Tether are accepted next to Visa and Mastercard. Crypto users often assume a blockchain transfer skips checks. It does not. The verification step applies to the account, not to the payment rail, and the withdrawal waits until the documents are cleared.

Our preference, and the reason is factual: ask for the document list before you deposit, not after you win. The brand publishes no list of accepted documents, so a short message to support at sign-up turns an open question into a known one, and you avoid hunting for papers at the moment a payout is pending.

The facts that shape a KYC check

  • Licence and operator: AmonBet publishes no information about either on its official site, so there is no named licence holder to check against your documents.
  • Verification timing: the check comes before the first withdrawal; until it is complete, the payout stays pending.
  • Documents: the operator requests them case by case; no list of accepted papers is published.
  • Languages: the site is available in seven languages, including English, so document questions can be handled in English.
  • Minimum deposit: €20, the same threshold that applies to the welcome package.

A worked example with a €100 deposit

Say you deposit €100, which is a figure we chose for this example, and claim the welcome package. The package adds bonus money and free spins, and the wagering requirement is 45x. The bonus terms decide whether the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus has to be wagered, so the total depends on the split the terms set out.

If the whole €100 were treated as bonus funds, 45x would mean €4,500 of wagering before anything moves to your real money balance. That is an illustration, not a promise of how the package is calculated. The point for verification: the wagering has to be finished, the account verified, and only then does a withdrawal request move forward. A pending check on top of a running wagering requirement is where most of the waiting time sits, and neither step can be skipped by choosing a different payment method.

Deposits below €20 do not qualify for the package, so a smaller first deposit leaves you with a plain account and the same verification duty before the first cash-out.

Strengths and weaknesses for account checks

What helps:

  • English is one of the site languages, so a document request can be discussed without a translator.
  • The mobile-optimised site lets you upload documents from a phone.
  • Support and the cashier are the two places where the document list is confirmed, and both are reachable before you deposit.

What works against you:

  • No licence or operator information is published on the official site, so there is no named entity behind the check to look up.
  • The selection of payment methods is limited, and a narrow set of rails gives you fewer alternatives if one route causes friction during a payout.

The missing licence details carry real weight here. Verification is the moment when a player wants to know who holds the account and under which rules, and that answer is not on the site. The limited payment selection is a separate point and stays separate: it concerns how you move money, not who checks your documents.

What to read in the terms before you deposit

  • The verification clause: which documents the operator may ask for and by when they must arrive.
  • The withdrawal section: whether a pending check pauses the payout and for how long.
  • The bonus terms: whether the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus is wagered at 45x, and whether a pending withdrawal can be turned into bonus money, which would put the money back under a wagering requirement.
  • The VIP terms: reaching €2,500 in total deposits brings a VIP manager and withdrawal priority, and the terms say what priority means in practice.
  • The complaints route: where a dispute about a document goes if support and you disagree.

Who this suits, and the verdict on verification

AmonBet suits players who are comfortable sending identity documents through an online account and who ask support for the list before depositing. It also suits crypto users who understand that a blockchain transfer does not replace an account check. It does not suit anyone who wants a named licence holder and a published document list before signing up, because neither is on the site.

Our verdict for this angle: the verification process is workable if you start it early. Send the documents before your first withdrawal request, keep the reply from support, and the check stops being the bottleneck. The absence of licence and operator details is the part we would want resolved before depositing a larger sum.

Gambling is for adults only (18+). If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential help services in your country can support you. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and treat a bonus as no reason to deposit more than you planned.

This text draws on what the operator states on its site; no public reviews or player reports were available to us. It was last updated in November 2026. We made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves, and where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.