What do I have to send before I can take money out? Casino Days verifies your account before the first withdrawal, and the operator asks for documents case by case rather than publishing a fixed list. A page about the brand, spin.spin.trycasinodays.ca/review//review/, covers the wider offer, while this text stays on the identity check and what it means for your payout.
The reason is straightforward: the operator has to know who is holding the account and that the money leaving it belongs to that person. Until the check is done, a withdrawal request waits. Verification is a one-time job in most cases, and how quickly it goes depends on how complete the documents are when you send them.
What the brand asks for and how it handles the check
Casino Days runs on a Curaçao licence, and the operator is the party that sets and applies the verification rules. That matters here because the check is not a formality bolted onto the cashier: it is a condition the operator attaches to payouts, and it applies to every player who wants to withdraw, whatever the amount.
The operator does not publish a fixed document list. What it asks for depends on the account, so the request you get may be shorter or longer than another player’s. Expect the request to arrive through your account or by email, and expect it to name exactly what is needed for your case. Sending what was asked for, in a clear photo or scan, is the whole task.
Two details shape the experience more than anything else. The first is timing: verification comes before the first withdrawal, so the check sits between you and the money rather than after it. The second is completeness: a document that is cropped, blurred or expired tends to come back with a new request, and each round trip adds time.
Our preference, and the reason is practical: start the check as soon as you open the account, not on the evening you want to cash out. A player who sends documents early has nothing left to do at withdrawal time, and the payout can move as soon as the account is cleared.
The facts that matter for identity checks and payouts
- Licence and operator: Casino Days holds a Curaçao licence, and the operator is the entity you deal with on verification.
- Timing: account verification is completed before the first withdrawal is processed.
- Documents: the operator requests them case by case and does not publish a standing list.
- Payout speed: the stated payout time applies once verification is complete, not while a request is pending.
- Currency and markets: the brand works with players in Canada and gives its amounts in Canadian dollars.
A worked example: a $200 withdrawal held for documents
Take a hypothetical case with a deposit and a withdrawal we have chosen ourselves: you deposit $200, play for a while, and request a $200 withdrawal. The request goes in, and the cashier shows it as pending. Nothing moves until the account is verified.
Suppose the operator then asks for a photo of your ID and a proof of address. You send both the same day, and the check clears. Only from that point does the stated payout time start running. If the first photo is too dark to read and a second request follows, the clock effectively restarts, and the wait grows by however long the exchange takes.
The arithmetic is simple: $200 requested, $200 paid, with the verification step in between. What changes is not the amount but the moment it leaves. A player who sends documents at sign-up faces the same $200 request with the check already behind them, and the payout can be handled without a pause for paperwork.
Strengths and weaknesses of the verification process
What works in the reader’s favour:
- The check is a single step before the first withdrawal, so later payouts do not repeat it in the normal course.
- The case-by-case approach means you are asked only for what applies to your account, rather than for a long standard bundle.
- Documents go through the account, which keeps the request and your reply in one place.
What to weigh on the other side:
- There is no published document list, so you learn what is needed only when the request arrives.
- Because the check comes before the first withdrawal, an unverified account cannot be paid out, however small the amount.
- Public player reports mention slow payouts, and a pending verification is one point where a payout can sit.
In proportion: the design is sensible for a player who prepares, and awkward for one who leaves it late. The absence of a public list is the part we would change first, because it turns a predictable task into a wait for instructions.
What to read in the T&Cs before you deposit
- The verification clause: what the operator may request and when it may request it.
- The withdrawal section: how a pending request is handled while a check is open.
- The bonus terms, if you take a welcome offer: whether a pending withdrawal can be turned into bonus money by accepting a further offer. If it can, the withdrawal stops and the money returns to a wagering requirement.
- The wagering requirement attached to any bonus, and whether the bonus alone or deposit plus bonus has to be wagered.
- The account rules on whose name the account and the payment method must be in.
Where a term is unclear, ask customer support through live chat before you deposit and keep the reply.
Who the check suits, and the verdict for this page
It suits the player who signs up with documents ready and treats verification as part of opening the account. It suits anyone who plans a withdrawal and wants the payout time to run from the moment of the request. It suits players in Canada who keep their ID and address proof current.
It does not suit the player who wants to deposit and cash out in the same hour without sending anything. Nor does it suit someone who prefers a published checklist before they start; here the list arrives with the request.
Our verdict for this angle: the process is ordinary and workable, run by the operator under a Curaçao licence, and the main friction is the missing public list. Send documents early, send them clearly, and the check stops being an issue. Leave it until withdrawal night and it becomes the whole story.
Gambling is for adults only, 18+. If gambling stops being fun, free and confidential support services in Canada can help, and it costs nothing to call. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and never treat a bonus as a reason to deposit more than you planned.
This text draws on what the operator states about verification and payouts, together with public reviews and player reports, and it was last updated in November 2026. We made no deposit or withdrawal ourselves. Where this text and the operator’s terms differ, the terms apply.
