KYC tracker: when each crypto casino asks for ID
"No KYC" on a casino's homepage rarely means never. This tracker sorts 46 crypto casinos by what their own terms and help pages say about verification, with each casino's wording and the page it is on.
Lars P.Founder & editorLast updated
The short answer
12 of 46 make verification a step to play or withdraw, 6 check at a trigger they publish, 25 run no routine check but keep the right to ask, 2 contradict themselves across their own pages, and 1 says it never asks (Toshibet).
Every casino, strictest first
The tier is our reading of the casino's own pages, with the reason. The wording and the link are the casino's; the date is when we last read it.
CasinoWhat it means hereThe casino's own wordingSource
Required to play or withdraw · 12Verification is a step you complete to play or to withdraw, not a contingency.
7BitWhat it means hereWithdrawals unlock only after ID, address and payment proof.The casino's own wordingWithdrawals unlock after verification: ID, address and payment proofSource ↗15 September 2026
BC.GameWhat it means hereBasic KYC is a photo ID plus a five-angle selfie; advanced KYC adds proof of address.The casino's own wordingBasic KYC is a government photo ID (front and back) plus a selfie from five angles; advanced KYC, if requested, adds proof of address from the last 3 monthsSource ↗15 September 2026
BitStarzWhat it means hereDocuments required to receive payments.The casino's own wordingKYC documents required to receive payments; extra checks possible at withdrawalSource ↗14 September 2026
CoinCasinoWhat it means hereLevel 1 account details before fiat deposits; ID, proof of address, selfie or call before betting or withdrawing.The casino's own wordingLevel 1 account details (name, date of birth, phone, address) required before fiat deposits; terms say ID, proof of address, a selfie or a call may be required before betting or withdrawingSource ↗15 September 2026
GoatedWhat it means hereLevel 1 — name, date of birth, address — needed to bet and withdraw.The casino's own wordingLevel 0 (email or wallet) at signup; Level 1 (name, date of birth, address) to bet and withdraw; Level 2 government ID and Level 3 proof of address for higher transaction limits. Withdrawals also need 100% of each deposit wageredSource ↗29 October 2026
JackpotBetWhat it means hereID, proof of address and a selfie holding the ID, on any deposit and on withdrawal.The casino's own wordingIts AML policy asks for proof of identity and address plus a selfie holding the ID both when any deposit is made and when a withdrawal is requestedSource ↗15 September 2026
MetaWinWhat it means hereIdentification at onboarding and ongoing.The casino's own wordingIdentification at onboarding and ongoing; photo ID and selfieSource ↗15 September 2026
RazedWhat it means hereCalls itself a No-KYC casino, but its own AML policy requests ID documents at withdrawal. The label is marketing; the policy is the policy.The casino's own wordingDescribes itself as a No-KYC crypto casino; its AML policy says ID documents are requested when you withdrawSource ↗15 September 2026
RollbitWhat it means hereUp to five verification levels with ID and camera check.The casino's own wordingFull KYC: verification in up to 5 levels (ID and camera check), depending on the accountSource ↗15 September 2026
ShuffleWhat it means hereA threshold exists but is not published, and an ID check comes before the first withdrawal regardless.The casino's own wordingID check at a threshold Shuffle sets, and in any event before the first withdrawalSource ↗14 September 2026
At a published trigger · 6Verification at a trigger the operator publishes: a cumulative amount, a single withdrawal size, or a deadline after the first deposit.
Bitcasino.ioWhat it means hereAdditional KYC on withdrawals over €2,500.The casino's own wordingAdditional KYC may apply to withdrawals over €2,500, or smaller onesSource ↗15 September 2026
CloudbetWhat it means hereCumulative deposits reaching USD $2,200.The casino's own wordingIdentity verification required once cumulative deposits reach USD $2,200Source ↗14 September 2026
FortuneJackWhat it means hereTotal deposits reaching $10,000, or suspicious activity.The casino's own wordingID and proof of address once total deposits reach $10,000, or on suspicious activitySource ↗15 September 2026
mBitWhat it means hereExtra checks above 1 BTC.The casino's own wordingMay check identity before paying out; extra checks above 1 BTCSource ↗15 September 2026
Sportsbet.ioWhat it means hereAdditional KYC on withdrawals over €2,500.The casino's own wordingAdditional KYC may apply to withdrawals over €2,500, or smaller onesSource ↗15 September 2026
Its own pages disagree · 2The operator's own sources disagree with each other. Recorded as its own answer rather than resolved by picking the friendlier one.
1winWhat it means hereIts crypto guide says no mandatory KYC on withdrawals; its terms are stricter. Both are its own pages.The casino's own wordingIts crypto guide says there's no mandatory KYC on every withdrawal, with documents requested only in exceptional cases such as suspected multiple accounts, fraud or unusual activity. Its terms are stricter: ID may be requested once total withdrawals pass $500 (plus photos of a deposit card), and ID, proof of address or a bank statement can be requested at any timeSource ↗16 September 2026
Wager.comWhat it means hereIts AML policy puts ID and proof of address at registration; other pages do not. Recorded as conflicting rather than resolved.The casino's own wordingIts sources disagree. The AML policy lists ID and proof of address among what players provide at registration, with checks again on withdrawal requests and at EUR 2,000 of cumulative withdrawals (plus selfie, bank statements or source of funds for higher-risk accounts). Its help centre describes four risk-based tiers, with email and basic details required before depositing and says not all withdrawals need verificationSource ↗16 September 2026
Only if asked · 25No routine check. Documents may be requested — for a withdrawal, on suspicion, or at the operator's discretion — and most reserve that right explicitly.
500 CasinoWhat it means hereMay request any documentation, to be provided within 7 days.The casino's own wordingMay request any KYC documentation, to be provided within 7 calendar daysSource ↗15 September 2026
AcebetWhat it means hereMay require KYC/AML documents at its discretion.The casino's own wordingMay require KYC/AML documents at its discretionSource ↗15 September 2026
BetFuryWhat it means hereMay request documentation at any time.The casino's own wordingMay request KYC documentation at any timeSource ↗15 September 2026
BetplayWhat it means hereNo verification requirement in its terms; it collects email and usage data only.The casino's own wordingNo verification requirement in its terms; personal data collected is listed as email address and usage dataSource ↗15 September 2026
BluffWhat it means hereUsually not needed to withdraw — but required if you opt into a bonus.The casino's own wordingUsually not needed to withdraw; required if you opt into a bonusSource ↗15 September 2026
CybetWhat it means hereRisk-based; full KYC only when needed for security or compliance.The casino's own wordingRisk-based; full KYC only when needed for security or complianceSource ↗15 September 2026
DegenWhat it means hereRegistration collects name, date of birth and address, but documents are reserved rather than routine.The casino's own wordingRegistration asks for full name, date of birth and address; its terms reserve the right to verify identity, request source-of-funds documents and run extra KYC checks before crypto withdrawalsSource ↗15 September 2026
DegencityWhat it means hereDeposit, play and withdraw without KYC; a verified email address is needed to withdraw.The casino's own wordingCan generally deposit, play and withdraw without KYC, though a verified email address is required to withdrawSource ↗15 September 2026
DiceyWhat it means hereMay require verification and photo ID, including before withdrawals.The casino's own wordingMay require verification and photo ID, including before withdrawalsSource ↗15 September 2026
DuelWhat it means hereReserves the right to request KYC before a withdrawal, and disclaims liability for funds locked meanwhile.The casino's own wordingReserves the right to request KYC before processing a withdrawal, and says it isn't liable if funds stay locked when documents aren't provided; ID documents are handled through Checkin.comSource ↗29 October 2026
DuelbitsWhat it means hereMay request documents; access restricted until complete.The casino's own wordingMay request documents; access can be restricted until verification is completeSource ↗14 September 2026
DustbitWhat it means hereNo KYC to play or withdraw; may request ID or source of funds.The casino's own wordingNo KYC required to play or withdraw; may request ID or source of fundsSource ↗15 September 2026
FlushWhat it means hereNot required for standard play; requested in specific cases.The casino's own wordingNot required for standard play; may be requested in specific casesSource ↗15 September 2026
GambaWhat it means hereNo KYC required to play; four verification levels are optional.The casino's own wordingNo KYC required to play; four optional verification levelsSource ↗15 September 2026
GamdomWhat it means hereNot required to deposit, play or withdraw unless specifically requested.The casino's own wordingNot required to deposit, play or withdraw unless specifically requestedSource ↗29 October 2026
HousebetsWhat it means hereNot a standard step; most players are never asked.The casino's own wordingNot a standard step; most players are never asked for documentsSource ↗15 September 2026
QzinoWhat it means hereMay require photo ID and proof of address.The casino's own wordingMay require verification: photo ID and proof of addressSource ↗15 September 2026
RainbetWhat it means hereCrypto play and withdrawals need no KYC; requested on suspicious activity.The casino's own wordingCrypto play and withdrawals need no KYC; may be requested for suspicious activitySource ↗14 September 2026
RoobetWhat it means hereDocuments may be requested at any time; withdrawals refused until verified.The casino's own wordingDocuments may be requested at any time; withdrawals can be refused until identity is fully verifiedSource ↗14 September 2026
ShockWhat it means hereAccount details required to transact; ID checks at its discretion.The casino's own wordingEmail, name, address, occupation and date of birth required to deposit or withdraw; ID checks at its discretionSource ↗15 September 2026
SolcasinoWhat it means hereChecks run through Sumsub; a selfie with ID may be required.The casino's own wordingUsers agree to KYC checks via Sumsub; a selfie with ID may be requiredSource ↗15 September 2026
StakeWhat it means hereCompliance team may request any documentation at any time.The casino's own wordingCompliance team may request any documentation at any timeSource ↗14 September 2026
ThrillWhat it means hereNo KYC to register; verification may come later.The casino's own wordingNo KYC to register; verification may be required laterSource ↗14 September 2026
Says it never asks · 1States outright that it will not ask, at any amount.
Questions
Which crypto casinos never ask for ID?
Of the 46 we track, only Toshibet says it will never ask, at any amount. That is the casino's own claim, from its own pages. Every other casino either verifies as a step, at a published trigger, or keeps the right to ask.
Is a "no-KYC casino" really no KYC?
Usually it means no check at sign-up. 25 of the 46 casinos here run no routine check but keep the right to ask for documents, typically at withdrawal or on suspicion. Some go further: Razed calls itself a No-KYC casino while its own AML policy says ID documents are requested when you withdraw.
What triggers a KYC check?
It depends on the casino. 6 publish a trigger, such as total deposits passing a set amount or a single large withdrawal; 12 make verification a step before you can play or withdraw; the rest reserve the right without a number.
How is each casino placed?
By hand, from each casino's own KYC, AML and terms pages, with the reason recorded for every casino. A rule-based pass over the wording was tried and misfiled casinos that say plainly they don't require KYC, so every row was read instead. Where a casino's own pages disagree, it gets its own tier rather than the friendlier answer.
Why do some casinos say "its own pages disagree"?
Because they do: 1win and Wager.com say different things about verification on different pages of their own sites. We record that rather than pick one.
Using these figures? Cite and link this page; we re-read each casino's KYC wording every month. Corrections go to our corrections log.
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