Millions of Kenyan bettors face mandatory identity verification when using licensed betting sites, as required by the Gambling Regulatory Authority. The measure aims to curb fraud and ensure compliance with local laws. Users must submit official identification to confirm their details, a process that protects accounts and unlocks higher withdrawal limits. ‘It is a normal part of staying compliant,’ the guide states, though some bettors express privacy concerns. Licensed sites like Radabet enforce this rule, and failure to verify may restrict access to funds. The regulator emphasizes that verification safeguards both users and the industry’s integrity.
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