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Well yes, that is very easy to say, but it is another thing to be inside with the problem, if OP needs to get the money quickly, he needs his case to be Attended to as Urgently as possible, otherwise something has to be done Urgent to be able to attend to you, I have been in those situations and the worst thing they can tell you is to wait and be patient, that kind of makes the person get Annoyed and get angry at the casino, and sometimes the Support agents are the ones who They are to blame for that,that's why the support in a casino the more humans than AI there are to serve, the better.

The KYC verification process usually doesn't take a long time and on average it only takes 24 hours to 48 hours so more than that time we will have a question mark so that the thought that the casino is a scam will appear by itself.
Waiting and being patient is boring, so it's normal for every gambler to feel annoyed when they have to wait for confirmation for several days.
I myself have never had a problem with any casino regarding KYC because a good casino with a good reputation and qualified service will immediately solve any problems that occur quickly.

Most services that I've seen mostly have automated verification processes where if you meet the requirements set by default, your verification will be done pretty quickly, right after the application is processed, but if there are mistakes or problems like no clear documents or mismatching information, then the case is handled manually which takes more time.

When a case is handled manually, it depends on how many existing requests a platform has and your case will be handled according to that, most of the time it's on a first come first served basis so you will have to wait until the previous applications are cleared.

Yes, in fact there are many ways to manage it, I think they shouldn't be done manually anymore, there are many platforms that lately I've entered where if they ask for identification, it has happened to me that in some exchanges the verification is very fast and it seems to me that they do it the robots, the AI robots that simplify the work at a great speed and that is something I like, when we need to register there is a privilege that is obtained if and only if they give you the right one in the verification and 1 week ago I did one and In a matter of 5 minutes he had already verified my documents and everything, it seemed like something great, casinos should have that verification.

In general, I think that at present, identity recognition technologies have already developed so much that even KYC verification itself will soon seem to be a pure formality. I think AI has already learned so much, and so much it can use databases of other sources of personal data, that it is no longer a serious problem to accurately determine the identity of the player. Each of us has already passed KYC so many times that AI can even evaluate the reliability of the information. For example, according to solid databases that are stored in the banks that we use. I absolutely do not believe that every bank keeps personal data confidential because there are always leaks of information. So, apparently, KYC will soon be a formality.
And the casino will know who you are even without a long boring KYC.

Now there's a thought: a world where KYC is as trivial as changing socks, thanks to our buddy AI! It sounds tempting until you stop and think about what happens when things go south. Yes, artificial intelligence has come a long way, but remember that old saying about putting all your eggs in one basket? Trusting AI with personal data sounds like a privacy breach waiting to happen, considering the frequency of cyberattacks these days.

The skepticism towards banks maintaining data confidentiality does hold water, given the numerous data leaks we've seen in recent years. But before we start pointing fingers, let's remember that we voluntarily feed our data into social media platforms faster than a toddler with a tub of ice cream. Perhaps the key lies in making KYC processes more robust, and data encryption techniques stronger. And while we're at it, let's hope for an AI that respects our privacy as much as a librarian respects silence!