Does BC.Game require KYC?

As stated by BC.Game: on request; required for some currencies. 2 verification levels, 5 stated rejection reasons and the triggers BC.Game names - each from its own help centre or blog, checked 2026-10-27.

When BC.Game asks for KYC

Policy (as stated)
On request; required for some currencies. Basic KYC (ID + selfie) and Advanced KYC (proof of address) on request; KYC can be rejected for unsupported regions; some currencies require KYC for deposits or withdrawals; no USD threshold stated. Blog says triggers include large withdrawals.
“You can still play on the platform, but note that some currencies require KYC for deposits or withdrawals.”
Help-centre guide dated 26 Aug 2026; triggers from BC.Game's official blog. Terms could not be read, so no threshold is known.
Triggers named by the casino
Large withdrawals, unusual account activity or incomplete profile information; random security checks may also start the process
Published threshold
None published on the pages we read
Terms could not be read; the help centre and blog give no amount.

Verification levels and documents

Basic KYC
A valid government-issued photo ID (passport or national ID), clear photos of the front and back, and a selfie from five angles: front, left, right, head tilted up, head tilted down
Advanced KYC (only if requested)
Proof of address dated within the last 3 months, for example a utility bill, bank statement or government letter
Review
Reviewed automatically in most cases. A failed submission can be re-submitted up to 6 times, and the reason is e-mailed after each failure. Some cases go to manual review, during which re-submission is not possible; the final result is e-mailed.
Several accounts
One verified KYC can be shared across up to three linked accounts (lifetime limit of four linked sub-accounts). If the primary account's KYC is removed or revoked, all linked accounts become inactive.

Why BC.Game KYC is rejected

The reasons BC.Game's help centre lists:

Reason 1
Blacklisted user due to criminal or fraudulent activity
Reason 2
Under 18 years of age
Reason 3
Over the maximum age limit of 70
Reason 4
Unsupported region, including but not limited to Australia, Austria, Comoros, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom, United States, Brazil (temporary), all FATF-blacklisted countries and other jurisdictions prohibited by the Anjouan offshore Financial Authority
Reason 5
Blurry or incomplete images, expired documents, or details that do not match the ID

After a rejection

BC.Game says you can keep playing after a final rejection, but some currencies require KYC for deposits or withdrawals. Check that requirement for the coin you use before depositing: a balance you cannot withdraw in that currency is the practical risk. If you are in one of the listed unsupported regions, verification will not succeed whatever documents you send.

Uploading documents safely

How other casinos word their KYC rules, with thresholds where they publish one: crypto casino KYC policies. Background: KYC vs no-KYC casinos: what happens at withdrawal.

FAQ

Does BC.Game require KYC?

Not for every player by default, as stated: on request; required for some currencies. BC.Game's help centre says that after a final KYC rejection "You can still play on the platform, but note that some currencies require KYC for deposits or withdrawals." Its official blog names large withdrawals, unusual activity, incomplete profiles and random checks as triggers.

What documents does BC.Game KYC need?

Basic KYC: A valid government-issued photo ID (passport or national ID), clear photos of the front and back, and a selfie from five angles: front, left, right, head tilted up, head tilted down. Advanced KYC (only if requested): Proof of address dated within the last 3 months, for example a utility bill, bank statement or government letter.

Why was my BC.Game KYC verification rejected?

BC.Game's stated reasons: blacklisted user due to criminal or fraudulent activity; under 18 years of age; over the maximum age limit of 70; unsupported region, including but not limited to Australia, Austria, Comoros, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, United Kingdom, United States, Brazil (temporary), all FATF-blacklisted countries and other jurisdictions prohibited by the Anjouan offshore Financial Authority; blurry or incomplete images, expired documents, or details that do not match the ID.

How many times can I resubmit BC.Game KYC?

Reviewed automatically in most cases. A failed submission can be re-submitted up to 6 times, and the reason is e-mailed after each failure. Some cases go to manual review, during which re-submission is not possible; the final result is e-mailed.