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When can a Spinbit account be reopened?<\/h2>\n
SpinBit does not publish one universal reopening rule for every type of closure. A normal account closure may need to be reviewed by customer support, while a responsible-gambling block follows stricter conditions. The reason recorded against the account is therefore the first thing to establish.<\/p>\n
Temporary closure versus permanent exclusion<\/h3>\n
A time-out can last one day, one week, one month or three months. During that period, playing, deposits and promotional activity are suspended, but withdrawals remain available. A self-exclusion can last three months, six months, one year, five years or permanently. The published policy applies self-exclusion across the operator\u2019s brands, so creating another account is not a suitable workaround.<\/p>\n
Permanent self-exclusion includes a reopening process with a three-day cooling-off step after the applicable six-month minimum. That means access is not restored immediately when a request is made. The cooling-off period gives you time to reconsider before any return to play.<\/p>\n
What information does SpinBit need?<\/h2>\n
SpinBit may ask you to confirm that the account belongs to you before discussing access or releasing funds. This is part of normal account control, not a guarantee that a closed account will be restored. Use the original contact details where possible and explain clearly whether you want access, a withdrawal or a formal review.<\/p>\n
SpinBit verification can delay the decision<\/h3>\n
Identity checks may require an original colour photo of a passport, government identity card or driving licence. New Zealand driving licences require both sides. Proof of address must show your full name, address and issue date. Payment checks can also apply to methods used in the previous six months, including cards, Skrill and Paysafecard.<\/p>\n
Keep the details consistent across your account and documents. If SpinBit asks for payment evidence, a card may need to show its first six and last four digits, your name and expiry date. A first cryptocurrency withdrawal still requires identity and address checks. AML reviews can temporarily restrict account functions while information is assessed.<\/p>\n
What happens to money in a closed account?<\/h2>\n
Account closure does not automatically mean that a balance disappears. Contact support and ask how the remaining funds can be withdrawn. The normal process uses Wallet, the chosen withdrawal method and any requested verification. Funds generally return through the original payment route and to an account in the same name.<\/p>\n
Payment timing is separate from account approval. SpinBit says withdrawals are usually reviewed within one hour, although large or suspicious transactions can take up to 24 hours. A New Zealand bank transfer is listed at NZ$400\u20136,000, with a stated \u20ac5 fee plus 3.75%, and the help information indicates three banking days for the banking stage.<\/p>\n