Opening an account at CorgiBet takes a few minutes: fill in basic details, confirm contacts, and set your limits before making a first deposit. This page explains each step clearly, shows what documents can be requested for KYC, and helps you avoid common mistakes that slow down withdrawals later.
The fastest route is simple: create the account with your real data, verify email/phone, prepare ID and proof of address in advance, and keep deposits small until verification is complete. That way, the first payout moves through without extra back-and-forth with support.
Quick start: how to register at CorgiBet
The registration flow follows the standard pattern for international casinos. You submit your details, accept the terms, and confirm the contact method used for security. Once signed in, you can browse games, set limits, and complete KYC before depositing larger amounts.
- Open the sign-up form and enter email, password, name, and country.
- Accept terms, confirm you are 18+, and submit the form.
- Verify your email (and phone if requested) via the code/link sent to you.
- Set deposit/session limits in the profile to keep play under control.
- Upload KYC documents (see below) and wait for confirmation.
- Make a small first deposit and test one or two games/cashier routes.
If any detail in your profile differs from your documents (e.g., shortened name, old address), update it before uploading KYC. Consistency across your account, payment method, and documents prevents manual reviews that delay payouts.
KYC checklist: documents and expectations
Identity checks are mandatory before the first withdrawal and may be required earlier based on activity. Prepare high-quality scans or photos taken in good light, with all corners visible and no edits or filters. Files should show your full name and issue/expiry dates where applicable.
| Document | Why it’s needed | Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Government ID (passport / ID card / driving licence) | Confirms identity and age (18+) | Clear image, no glare, full edges visible; name and DOB readable |
| Proof of address | Verifies residence | Bank/utility statement or tax letter issued within last 3–6 months, full address shown |
| Payment ownership proof | Confirms you own the used method | Masked card photo (first 6/last 4 digits) or e-wallet/crypto wallet screenshot as guided |
| Source of funds (if requested) | Enhanced due diligence | Payslips, invoices, or bank summaries that explain deposit origin |
Upload files only via your account’s secure section. If a document is rejected, check the reason: cut edges, low resolution, and mismatched names are the usual culprits. Re-upload promptly to keep the queue moving.
Comment from a specialist: one-time KYC pack
Create a single folder with your ID, a recent address proof, and payment ownership screenshots before you deposit. Having a “ready pack” cuts verification time by days and prevents repeated requests from the compliance team, especially during weekends and promo peaks.
Practical hint: match your payment route
Use the same method for deposits and withdrawals wherever possible. Mixing card, wallet, and crypto in the same week triggers extra checks. A clean, single-route pattern typically clears the first cash-out faster.
Typical mistakes and how to avoid them
Most delays come from data mismatches and rushed document photos. Keep your account data accurate, read the file requirements on the upload page, and avoid mirrored or cropped images from messenger apps. If your legal name contains diacritics or middle names, enter them as shown on the ID.
- Old address: update your profile before uploading proof.
- Different name on card: only use methods in your own name.
- Low-res scans: retake photos in daylight; avoid blur and glare.
- Multiple devices/IPs: stick to one device during verification.
If you move home or renew your ID, re-upload fresh documents proactively. That keeps the account in good standing and avoids surprise checks before withdrawals.
Where speed meets scrutiny
Fast registration feels convenient, but withdrawals fall under stricter checks: regulators expect the operator to verify identity, address, and payment ownership. The balance is simple—sign up quickly, then complete KYC before scaling stakes. Doing it in this order keeps the session smooth and payouts predictable.
What it means in practice
If you deposit first and verify later, the first cash-out can pause for document review. When you verify early, the same cash-out typically clears with fewer questions. Choose the second path: quick sign-up, immediate KYC, small test deposit, then regular play.
Example from the floor: first cash-out with minimal friction
A new player opened an account on Monday, uploaded ID and address within 15 minutes, and made a €40 test deposit. After two short sessions, they withdrew €120 to the same wallet. Because KYC was already approved and the in/out method matched, the payout reached the wallet the next afternoon (~22 hours). The only support message was an automatic confirmation.
Stages and realistic timelines
Timeframes vary by queue, country, and method, but the outline below reflects common patterns for international operators. Treat them as planning guidance, not guarantees.
| Stage | What happens | Typical expectation |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-up | Form submission + contact confirmation | 5–10 minutes |
| KYC review | Document checks by compliance | Same day to 48 hours |
| First deposit | Method test + cashier limits | Instant to a few minutes |
| First withdrawal | Internal approval + provider/bank timing | Hours to 2–3 business days |
If a step exceeds the typical window, check the notifications area and your email (including spam). Most delays have a concrete reason you can fix—new document copy, clearer photo, or a consistent payment route.
FAQ — Registration & Verification
These answers cover the most frequent registration questions. Exact rules may vary by region and payment provider, so always follow the instructions shown in your account.
- Can I play before verification?
Yes, you can register and explore the lobby, and in some cases deposit small amounts. However, withdrawals require completed KYC. Verifying early prevents payout pauses and repeated document requests, so we recommend doing it before increasing stakes. - Which file formats are accepted?
Common image formats (JPG/PNG) and PDFs are usually accepted. Keep images bright, uncropped, and readable. Avoid messenger screenshots that compress files. If an upload fails, reduce file size while keeping text legible and retry from a stable network. - My address changed — what should I do?
Update your profile first, then upload a fresh proof of address showing your new residence. A recent bank statement or utility bill (issued within 3–6 months) typically works. Using an old document with a new profile address leads to rejection. - Can I use someone else’s card or wallet?
No. Payments must be in your own name to comply with anti-fraud and AML rules. If you deposited with a third-party method by mistake, contact support immediately and follow their guidance on reversing or documenting the transaction. - Why was my document rejected?
Common reasons include blur, glare, cropped edges, or mismatched data. Check the rejection note, take a new photo in daylight with full edges visible, and ensure the name and address match your profile and payment records before re-uploading. - How long does verification take?
Most standard checks complete the same day; peak periods can extend this to 24–48 hours. Enhanced reviews (e.g., source-of-funds) may take longer. Uploading clean, consistent documents is the single biggest factor in speeding up approval.