AML & KYC Policy — Pin-Up Kenya
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) verification is required under Pin-Up Curaçao gaming licence. This page explains what verification is required, when it is triggered and how to complete it.
What is KYC?
Know Your Customer (KYC) is an identity verification process required by international gaming regulations. Platform is required to verify the identity of players to prevent fraud, money laundering and underage gambling. KYC is standard practice across all licensed online gambling platforms globally.
Completing KYC verification unlocks full withdrawal access and ensures your winnings can be paid out to your M-Pesa account without delays.
When KYC Verification is Required
- Before your first withdrawal — all new accounts must complete KYC before the initial payout is processed
- When account deposits exceed certain cumulative thresholds
- When unusual account activity is detected
- When a player requests a high-value withdrawal
- As a periodic review for long-term active accounts
Most players encounter KYC only once — at the time of their first withdrawal request. Once verified, subsequent withdrawals process without additional document requests (unless flagged for other reasons).
Documents Required
Submit any one from each applicable category through Account Settings → KYC or by sending to support via email. Documents must be clear, unobstructed and in colour.
Verification Timeline
Standard KYC: Most accounts are verified within 24 hours of submitting complete documents. During peak periods, allow up to 48 hours.
Expedited: If your withdrawal is held pending KYC, submit documents via live chat for priority review. Support agents can escalate urgent cases.
Incomplete submissions: If documents are unclear, partially visible or expired, the review will be paused and support will contact you requesting resubmission. Ensure all documents are valid and legible before submission.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Policy
Under its Curaçao licence, Carletta Limited is required to maintain AML compliance procedures. These include monitoring of unusual betting patterns, large or rapid fund movements, and account activity inconsistent with a player’s stated profile.
Platform Kenya does not knowingly accept funds derived from criminal activity. If AML monitoring flags an account, platform may request additional documentation, suspend withdrawal processing pending review, or in serious cases, close the account and report to relevant authorities in compliance with international AML obligations.
Players are advised to use only payment methods registered in their own name. Third-party deposits and withdrawals are not accepted under Pin-Up Kenya’s AML policy.