How to Sign Up and Verify at Posido Casino

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Author: Brian Moore

Updated on: May 05, 2025

Your First Few Steps at Posido

I didn’t run into anything unusual here. Signing up was easy, logging in too, verification is verification, you know. I wouldn’t say any of it stood out in a big way, but there were a few small things that made me pause for a second (and maybe laugh a little).

I’ll walk you through the whole process, from the basic steps to the documents you’ll want to have ready.

How to Sign Up

The whole sign-up process was pretty standard, and you won’t be surprised by anything. There was some stuff that made me laugh, though. You’ll see them.

Here’s how it went for me:

The first thing you’ll have to do is choose your welcome bonus. As I said, pretty standard. I don’t know about you, but I actually thought it was kind of funny that Poseidon was offering me a crab. You can choose from the casino and the sports options. If you have a promo code, you can use it too. You can also skip this step—it’s not mandatory.
Then it’s the usual email and password step. You tick the age and terms boxes, and if you say no to promo emails, they’ll hit you with the “Are you sure?”, which kind of feels a little like guilt tripping. It’s not the end of the world, but still—calm down, Posido.
After that, they ask for your name, surname, and birthday. You know, the standard stuff.
The final step asks for your country, city, address, postcode, phone number, and preferred currency. This step was a tad bit longer, but I’m sure you’re used to it.

There’s also the option to sign up with FunID. I noticed it at the bottom of the page, but I didn’t use it. If you’ve ever signed up at other casinos in the same network, it can save you a few steps and get you playing faster.

Login

Logging in is as basic as it gets. It just asks for your email and password, and it all worked the way it should.

Since there was the option to sign up with FunID, of course, there’s an option to log in with it. The usual login process is really easy, but with FunID, it gets even easier. It doesn’t even ask for an email or password. You just enter your phone number, get a six-digit code via SMS, and confirm it. That’s it.

There’s also a “Forgot your password?” link placed exactly where you’d expect it. I hope that you won’t need to use it, but hey, things happen. It’s nice that it’s there if you ever need it.

Is Verification a Difficult Process?

If you’re prepared, not really. I think that the steps themselves aren’t confusing, but the process can drag out if you’re missing documents or if the ones you send don’t meet their requirements. This process can become really frustrating, really fast, if you leave it to the last minute.

Here’s what they will ask you to send:

A government-issued ID, like a passport or national ID card. It needs to show your full name, photo, date of birth, and an expiry date.
A proof of address document, such as a utility bill or a bank statement from the past three months. Your name and current address must be visible.
A proof of payment method. This could be a screenshot showing your name on the card or wallet you used to deposit.
A bank or credit/debit card statement, especially if they want to confirm ownership and transaction history.

They give you 30 days to send everything after they ask, and once you do, they usually get back to you in about 10 days. If things get a bit more complicated, though, it might take longer—but honestly, that happens rarely.

Personally, I’d rather just deal with it early and not have it hanging over me. I’ve seen what a delay here can do. I assure you, it’s not fun at all when you’re waiting to withdraw and they suddenly ask for documents.

That’s why I want to give you some advice on how to be prepared for the verification, so the whole thing goes as smoothly as possible:

Tip	Why It Helps
Use high-quality scans or photos	Blurry or cropped images are one of the main reasons for rejection
Send everything in one go	Avoids unnecessary back-and-forth with support
Match your account info exactly	Your name and address should match what’s on the documents
Don’t send screenshots of digital wallets unless your name is visible	They’ll reject anything that doesn’t clearly show ownership
Stick to the document types they mention	Improvising usually doesn’t end well

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