Cango verification: the documents overview
Every Australian player must complete cango verification before the cashier releases a single cent in winnings. Even when you are requesting the minimum withdrawal of A$30, the security check is mandatory. Aussie players normally hold an AUD account, and all figures on this page are written in AUD. The casino outsources its identity checks to Sumsub, a secure portal integrated directly into your account profile.
| Document Type | Core Requirements | Review Window |
|---|---|---|
| Photo ID | Valid passport, national ID card or another photo ID showing all four corners and expiry date | Up to 48 hours excluding weekends |
| Proof of Address | Australian bank statement or utility bill dated within the last 90 days showing full name and residential address | Up to 48 hours excluding weekends |
| Selfie Check | Live photo or selfie holding your chosen identity document next to your face | Up to 48 hours excluding weekends |
| Source of Funds | Payslips or bank statements requested on high turnover or large withdrawals | Up to 48 hours excluding weekends |
The Sumsub interface guides you through uploading each file straight from your smartphone or desktop browser. When photographing your passport, national ID card or another photo ID, make sure the room is well lit so the text is crisp and free from camera glare. Sumsub rejects cropped images, so keep all four edges of the plastic card or passport page visible in the frame. You must also be 18+ to hold an account, and the birth date on your document must match the date you typed during registration.
For your proof of address, a PDF bank statement downloaded from your Australian banking app or a recent electricity, water, or internet bill works best. The document cannot be older than 90 days and must display your full legal name and physical residential address rather than a PO Box. The review team checks your name, address and the issue date, so the balances on the statement do not affect the result.
The third standard step is a selfie with the document to prove the person opening the account is the actual owner of the ID. Sumsub will prompt your phone or webcam to take a live shot, or ask you to upload a clear photo where your face and the photo ID are both in focus side by side. Keep in mind that Cango enforces a strict one account per person, address, and device rule, and using a VPN is banned; logging in through a masked IP address during your upload can trigger extra security questions.



