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Basic identity and age information may be requested when a new Playinmatch ID is created.
This KYC Policy explains how Playinmatch may verify the identity, age, address and payment ownership of users. The verification process is intended to protect user accounts, support secure transactions, prevent account misuse and maintain a safer platform environment.
Know Your Customer, commonly called KYC, is the process used to confirm that an account belongs to a real and eligible individual. Playinmatch may request personal information and supporting documents before activating certain account features or completing selected transactions.
The type and level of verification may depend on the user's location, account activity, selected payment method, withdrawal request and the risk indicators associated with the account.
Playinmatch may conduct KYC checks to:
KYC checks are intended to improve account security. They do not guarantee that every attempted act of fraud or misuse will be detected.
Back to top ↑Playinmatch may request KYC verification at registration or at any later stage of the account relationship.
Basic identity and age information may be requested when a new Playinmatch ID is created.
Identity and payment verification may be required before the first withdrawal is approved.
Additional checks may apply when account or transaction values exceed an internal verification threshold.
Verification may be requested when the payment account name does not match the Playinmatch account details.
Changing a mobile number, email address, name or payment method may trigger a new verification check.
KYC may be requested after unusual login activity, suspected account misuse or a security complaint.
Playinmatch may also repeat KYC verification when an existing document has expired or when previously submitted information is incomplete, inconsistent or no longer current.
Back to top ↑Playinmatch may request some or all of the following information:
The requested information should be accurate and should match the account holder's official documents and payment details.
Back to top ↑Accepted documents may depend on the user's location and the verification provider used by Playinmatch.
| Verification Category | Possible Documents | General Requirements |
|---|---|---|
| Identity Verification | Passport, driving licence, voter identification card or another accepted government-issued photo ID. | The document should be valid, clear, complete and belong to the registered user. |
| Age Verification | A government-issued document displaying the user's date of birth. | The user must meet the minimum legal and platform age requirement. |
| Address Verification | Utility bill, bank statement, government letter or another accepted address document. | The document should normally show the user's name, address and a recent issue date. |
| Payment Verification | Bank statement, payment receipt, wallet record or a masked screenshot showing account ownership. | Sensitive numbers should be concealed unless specifically required through a secure verification channel. |
| Facial Verification | Live selfie, photograph holding an ID or video-based verification. | The image should clearly show the account holder and match the submitted identity document. |
The verification process may include the following steps:
The user may receive a request through the account dashboard, registered email, mobile number or official support channel.
The user should review which identity, address or payment documents are required for the account.
Documents should be submitted through the authorised Playinmatch verification page or secure support channel.
Playinmatch may compare the account details, submitted documents, selfie and payment-owner information.
The user may be asked to replace an unclear document or explain inconsistent account or transaction information.
The account may be marked as verified, kept under review or restricted until the required information is supplied.
Verification time may vary according to document quality, verification-provider availability, the complexity of the review and whether additional information is required.
Back to top ↑Playinmatch may require users to deposit and withdraw using a payment method registered in their own name. This helps reduce unauthorised payments, payment disputes and third-party account misuse.
Payment verification may include checking:
In selected circumstances, Playinmatch may request additional verification beyond the standard KYC process.
This may occur when:
Additional checks may include a live video call, a new selfie, updated address evidence, payment ownership confirmation or an explanation of selected transactions.
Back to top ↑KYC verification may be delayed or rejected when:
Playinmatch may allow the user to submit a replacement document or correct account details where appropriate. Repeated submission of false or altered information may result in account closure.
Back to top ↑While KYC is pending, Playinmatch may temporarily limit selected account features. Restrictions may include:
Any treatment of remaining account balances should follow the platform's Terms and Conditions, applicable payment rules and legal obligations.
Back to top ↑KYC documents may contain sensitive personal information. Playinmatch should use reasonable technical and organisational safeguards designed to protect submitted information from unauthorised access, loss, disclosure or misuse.
Safeguards may include:
KYC information may be shared with identity-verification, fraud-prevention, payment or compliance service providers where reasonably necessary to complete the verification process.
Playinmatch may retain KYC information for as long as reasonably necessary to manage the account, support transaction security, resolve disputes, prevent fraud and satisfy applicable record-keeping requirements.
Retention periods may depend on:
When records are no longer required, they may be securely deleted, anonymised or removed from active systems, subject to permitted backup and record-retention requirements.
Back to top ↑Playinmatch users are responsible for:
A user must not create an account for another person, lend an account to another individual or attempt to avoid KYC through false information.
Back to top ↑KYC is not always a one-time process. Playinmatch may review or refresh account information when:
Failure to complete a reasonable re-verification request may result in temporary account restrictions.
Back to top ↑Playinmatch may update this KYC Policy to reflect changes in its verification procedures, payment methods, security systems, service providers, licensing conditions or applicable requirements.
An updated version may be published on this page with a revised effective date. Material changes may also be communicated through the website, account dashboard or registered contact details where appropriate.
Back to top ↑Users may contact the Playinmatch verification or customer-support team for questions about document submission, pending verification or account restrictions.