Cloudbet publishes a tiered verification model, with limits for unverified accounts and discretionary requests for documents.
Cloudbet says verification can be requested at any time; an unverified account is not permanently exempt from KYC.
Cloudbet says an account can be opened without submitting identity documents, subject to account-level limits and possible later verification. Cloudbet publishes a USD 2,200 daily limit for unverified and Level 1 accounts. Level 2 removes the standard daily withdrawal cap; larger transfers and suspicious activity may still prompt review.
Cloudbet's support article says a new account may operate before verification.
View underlying clauseUnverified withdrawal limits and discretionary KYC requests are disclosed.
View underlying clauseLevel 2 specifies a photo ID, proof of address and face verification.
View underlying clauseCloudbet says users can open an account without completing verification; new accounts remain unverified and subject to usage limits.
Cloudbet says Level 1 or unverified accounts have a USD 2,200 daily withdrawal limit. Additional verification may be requested at any time.
Level 1 requests a phone number; Level 2 requests photo ID, proof of address and face verification.
Customers who wish to use payment cards must complete verification required by card processors.
Terms reserve a right to verify identity on an ongoing basis and to restrict deposits or withdrawals pending checks.
Public policy pages were consulted on 15 October 2026. Each finding above links to its relevant source where available. Regional versions and wording may change without notice.
The USD 2,200 figure is a global help-centre limit, not AUD. Verification can be required by the operator at any time. No account or cashout was tested.
We have not opened a real-money account or independently tested deposits, identity checks or cashouts. Policies are not a guarantee of future operator behaviour.
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