You see the welcome bonus screen still showing as not credited, or a deposit that left your bank but not your balance. The most common cause is a mismatch between the details on your account and the details on the payment or bonus record.
Welcome bonus or free spins not credited
You open the bonus page after registering or depositing and the welcome offer or free spins are missing. The usual reasons are a missed opt-in, a deposit that did not carry the required code, or a bonus that is still being processed.
- The bonus was not activated before the deposit was made.
- A promo code was entered with a typo or left blank.
- The deposit method used is not part of the offer.
- The account details do not match the payment details.
- The bonus is still pending on the provider side.
- Log in to your RoyalVegas account and open the bonus section.
- Check whether the welcome offer shows as active or pending.
- If it is pending, wait for the status to change before taking further steps.
- Confirm that you entered the promo code exactly as shown, with no extra spaces.
- Review the deposit you made and make sure it was the first qualifying deposit for the offer.
- Check that the payment method you used is included in the bonus conditions.
- Compare the name and email on your RoyalVegas login with those on the payment record.
- If you used a different currency or country setting, note that some offers apply only to certain regions.
- Write down the bonus name, the date and the deposit reference.
- Take a screenshot of the bonus screen showing the missing credit.
- Contact support through the live chat or email listed on the site.
- Send the screenshot and reference details in one message so support can trace the offer.
Contact support if the bonus still does not appear after you have completed these checks and the deposit has settled.
Deposit or withdrawal declined due to limits
You try to deposit or withdraw and see a message that the amount is outside the allowed range or that a limit has been reached. This happens when the request falls below or above the limit set for your account or payment method.
- The amount is below the minimum or above the maximum allowed for that method.
- You have reached a daily, weekly or monthly limit on your account.
- The payment provider applies its own limit that is lower than the casino limit.
- The withdrawal is larger than the remaining balance after pending bets.
- Your account level or verification status caps the amount you can move.
- Check the amount you entered against the limits shown for that payment method.
- Adjust the amount to fit within the range shown on the deposit or withdrawal screen.
- If you have reached a limit, note when the limit resets and try again after that point.
- Try a different payment method that supports the amount you want to move.
- For withdrawals, confirm that the amount does not exceed your available balance.
- Clear any pending bets or bonus funds that are not yet withdrawable.
- Complete any outstanding verification steps that may cap your account.
- If the decline message names a limit, write it down exactly.
- Take a screenshot of the error and the amount you entered.
- Contact support and ask which limit applied to your request.
- Provide the screenshot and the payment method you used.
- Ask support to confirm the limit that applies to your account so you can plan the next request.
Contact support if you cannot identify which limit caused the decline or if the limit shown does not match the message.
Deposit left the bank but not on the casino balance
Your bank statement shows the deposit as completed, but the balance on royal-vegas.it.com has not changed. The delay usually comes from the payment provider still processing the transfer before it reaches the casino.
- The payment provider is still processing the transfer.
- The deposit was sent with a reference that does not match your RoyalVegas login.
- A currency conversion is being applied between your bank and the casino.
- The deposit was flagged for a routine security review.
- The balance page has not refreshed since the deposit was sent.
- Refresh your balance page and log out and back in to your RoyalVegas login.
- Check the transaction history on the casino site for a pending deposit entry.
- Compare the reference on your bank statement with the reference on the casino record.
- If the references differ, note the difference before contacting support.
- Confirm that the currency on your bank statement matches the currency on your casino account.
- Check your email for any message from the casino about a security review.
- If a review is in progress, wait for the outcome before sending the same deposit again.
- Do not make a second deposit while the first is still pending.
- Save a screenshot of the bank transaction and the casino transaction history.
- Contact support with both screenshots and the exact amount.
- Ask support to trace the deposit using the bank reference.
- Keep the bank statement open until support confirms the deposit has been located or returned.
Contact support if the deposit does not appear after the provider confirms the transfer is complete.
Identity verification stuck or documents rejected
You upload your ID or proof of address and the status stays pending or the document is rejected without a clear reason. This often happens when the document is blurred, cropped or does not match the name on the account.
- The photo or scan is blurred, cropped or shows glare.
- The document is expired or the details are not fully visible.
- The name on the document does not match the name on your RoyalVegas account.
- The address document is older than the period accepted for proof of address.
- The file format or size is not accepted by the upload tool.
- Open your verification section and check the status of each document.
- If a document is rejected, note the reason shown next to it.
- Take a new photo in good light with all four corners visible.
- Make sure the text, photo and expiry date are clear and not covered.
- Check that the name on the document matches your RoyalVegas login exactly.
- For proof of address, use a document that shows your name and address clearly.
- Save the file in a common format and keep it under the size limit shown on the upload page.
- Upload the new document and wait for the status to change.
- Do not upload the same rejected document again.
- If the status stays pending, take a screenshot of the verification page.
- Contact support with the screenshot and the type of document you sent.
- Ask support to confirm which detail caused the rejection so you can correct it.
Contact support if a document is rejected more than once without a clear reason or if the status does not change after a new upload.
Quick Reference
The table below lists the problem, the usual cause and the first check for each issue.
| Problem | Usual cause | First check |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome bonus or free spins missing | Bonus not activated or code entered incorrectly | Bonus status in your account |
| Deposit or withdrawal declined | Amount outside the allowed limit | Limit shown for the payment method |
| Deposit not on balance | Payment provider still processing | Transaction history and bank reference |
| KYC stuck or rejected | Document blurred or details mismatched | Rejection reason on the verification page |
| RoyalVegas login fails | Wrong password or browser saving an old password | Password field and browser autofill |
Each row points to the first place to look, not the only cause. Start with the first check before changing anything on your account. If the first check shows no issue, move to the next likely cause in the section above. Keep screenshots of every screen you check so support can see what you see. A support message with references and screenshots is resolved faster than one without them. The same steps apply whether you play on a computer or in a phone browser.
Keep your RoyalVegas login details, payment details and verification documents consistent and up to date, and complete verification before your first withdrawal request; this single habit prevents most bonus, payment and verification problems.