7Bit’s current KYC rules are broader than suspicious-activity checks alone. The Terms describe KYC as the operator’s player-verification procedure, while the FAQ says verification can be requested before a payment in certain circumstances. The listed evidence categories are proof of identity, proof of address and proof of payment. The FAQ says files can be uploaded from the account’s verification area in PDF, PNG or JPG format, with a file-size limit below 10 MB, and says the operator aims to review documents submitted through that tool within 24 hours.
A generic no-KYC label would therefore be misleading: verification is a real account control, but the exact point at which it is requested depends on the account or payment situation.
Mandatory 7Bit Identity Verification Documents
| Question | Current requirement | What should not be inferred |
|---|---|---|
| Is KYC part of the account controls? | Yes. The Terms call KYC an obligatory player-verification procedure. | 7Bit should not be treated as a no-KYC or anonymous casino. |
| Does every deposit or withdrawal automatically require documents? | The FAQ says no, but verification can be requested before a payment in certain circumstances. | Do not turn that answer into a promise that ordinary account use can never trigger checks. |
| What identity evidence is listed? | Government-issued ID with name, date of birth, issue/expiry details and photo. | Do not assume every accepted document type or country-specific variant beyond the current official examples. |
| What address evidence is listed? | Proof of address showing name, residence address and issue/expiry information; current Terms say it should be less than 90 days old. | Use the current 90-day requirement. |
| Can payment evidence be requested? | Yes. Current Terms list proof of payment as a KYC category. | Do not assume the exact evidence is identical for every payment method. |
| How are files submitted? | The FAQ directs users to account – verification and accepts PDF, PNG and JPG files below 10 MB. | Do not send identity documents through unrelated third-party channels. |
| How long does review take? | The FAQ says 7Bit aims to review documents submitted through its upload tool within 24 hours. | This is a stated review target, not a guaranteed withdrawal completion time. |
When verification can apply
Verification is not limited to suspicious activity. The Terms define KYC around confirming that the account holder is a real person, that deposited funds are legitimate and belong to that person, and that funds released by the casino reach the intended payment account and recipient. Those objectives connect verification to identity and payment integrity generally, not only to an anti-fraud investigation.
The FAQ also explains when checks can be requested. It says players do not automatically need to verify the account every time they make a deposit or withdrawal, but in certain circumstances the operator can require completion of the verification procedure before a payment is made. The correct reading sits between two extremes: verification is not described as automatic on every transaction, but it is also not limited to suspicious behaviour.
For the account lifecycle before KYC, use the 7Bit registration guide. It covers the current 18+ requirement, email confirmation, account access and recovery while the KYC details remain in the verification section.
Proof of identity
The current Terms list government-issued identification as the core proof-of-identity category. The document should contain the holder’s full name, date of birth, issue and expiry dates, and a photograph. The official examples are a passport, identity card and driver’s licence. These examples clarify the types of government-issued identification that may be requested for identity checks.
Quality matters as much as document type. A verification image needs to be readable enough for the operator to compare the information with the account details. The FAQ confirms that submitted documents can be rejected and that the operator can contact the user about required evidence. A rejected file therefore does not necessarily mean the underlying document category is invalid; it can also indicate that the submission did not satisfy the operator’s current requirements.
Proof of address
The Terms list proof of address as a separate KYC category and say it should confirm the residence stated during registration. It should show the user’s full name, residential address and issue or expiry information. The current Terms specify that proof of residence should be less than 90 days old. Examples given include a utility bill, bank statement and insurance document.
This is one reason accurate registration data matters. If the address entered on the account differs from the evidence supplied later, the verification process can require clarification or updated information. The Terms also reserve the right to request fresh evidence after a declared change of residence, so a completed KYC check should not be treated as permanently freezing every account detail.
Proof of payment and payout connection
The current Terms also list proof of payment. The general description is evidence that a payment was sent to the casino, normally showing the debited amount, the payment-account holder’s name and the payment date. The Terms explicitly note that payment methods differ, so the verification procedure can vary by method. That caveat is important because a bank-card check, an e-wallet record and a crypto-related payment trail should not be represented as one universal document template.
Verification and withdrawal mechanics overlap but are not identical topics. The FAQ says verification can be requested before a payment in certain circumstances, and the Terms reserve identity checks before processing payouts. The specific withdrawal minimum and cashier mechanics belong in the 7Bit withdrawals guide rather than being repeated here.
How to submit documents
The FAQ provides unusually concrete submission instructions. After logging in, use the account’s verification area in the left-hand menu. The current help page says accepted upload formats are PDF, PNG and JPG and that each uploaded file should be under 10 MB. This is the designated account workflow, so sensitive identity files should not be sent through unverified third-party contact channels.
The FAQ says the status and additional information appear on the same page where the images are uploaded. That gives users a single place to check whether evidence is pending, accepted or requires action. If the operator asks for an additional document, use the current in-account request as the instruction source rather than assuming that the three core categories exhaust every possible verification request.
What the 24-hour review statement does and does not mean
7Bit’s current FAQ says it aims to review documents submitted through the website upload facility within 24 hours and will notify the user after review. The stated target for document review is within 24 hours. It is not a guarantee that an account, payout or dispute will always be resolved within the same period.
A document can be rejected, the operator can request more evidence, and the Terms reserve additional checks. Any of those events can extend the overall process even if an initial file review occurs within the stated target. The FAQ also separates withdrawal processing from verification, which is another reason not to use the KYC review target as a withdrawal-time promise.
Additional verification steps in the Terms
The current Terms reserve the right to request additional documentation and state that a video call can, at the operator’s discretion, form part of the KYC procedure. The Terms also say account actions can be restricted until the account is fully verified. These provisions reinforce the broader scope of the process: completing one upload does not guarantee that no further evidence will ever be requested.
Prepare only the documents that 7Bit actually requests. Submit them through the account verification area, make sure the information matches the account details, and respond to any follow-up request shown in the account or sent through the listed support channels.
KYC and the separate regulatory context
KYC is an account-control process, so this page stays focused on when documents may be requested, what evidence categories are listed, how files are submitted and what additional checks the Terms permit. The 7Bit licence and trust page covers operator and licence details, while the 7Bit legal status in Australia page covers the separate Australian regulatory context.
Keeping those subjects apart makes the practical KYC steps easier to follow. A verification request tells the user what identity, address or payment information the operator needs for the account; regulatory status is a separate question handled on the dedicated legal pages.
What to prepare for verification
- Use account details that match your real identity and current residence.
- When verification is requested, use the account’s verification area rather than an unofficial upload route.
- Prepare a current government-issued identity document with the fields required by the Terms.
- Use proof of address that matches the account and falls within the current less-than-90-days rule.
- Be ready to provide payment evidence appropriate to the payment method if requested.
- Keep individual PDF, PNG or JPG uploads below the current 10 MB limit stated in the FAQ.
- Treat the 24-hour statement as a review target for uploaded documents, not a guaranteed withdrawal deadline.
- Check the verification page for status and additional requests before resubmitting files.
KYC in the wider account picture
Verification is only one part of the account experience. For the broader product, payment and regulatory picture, see the main 7Bit review. Identity checks should be considered separately from bonus, game, payment and licensing conditions.
Official sources
KYC scopeThe Terms define KYC as the player-verification procedure; the FAQ says it can be required before a payment in certain circumstances.Identity evidenceGovernment-issued identification with full name, date of birth, issue/expiry dates and photo.Address evidenceProof of residence matching account details and less than 90 days old under the current Terms.Payment evidenceProof of payment can be required and varies by payment method.Upload rulesPDF, PNG or JPG, below 10 MB, through account – verification.Review targetThe FAQ says documents uploaded through the site are aimed to be reviewed within 24 hours.
Official materials current to 3 September 2026: 7Bit Casino Terms and Conditions, 7Bit Casino FAQ, and 7Bit Casino Privacy Policy.