Supabets FICA verification: send your ID or passport and proof of residence under 3 months old by email or WhatsApp 060 017 6911. Steps and common fixes.
Supabets FICA verification: send your ID or passport and proof of residence under 3 months old by email or WhatsApp 060 017 6911. Steps and common fixes.

Supabets FICA verification means sending a copy of your ID or passport plus proof of residence that is not older than 3 months, by email or WhatsApp on 060 017 6911. Supabets says you must submit these before you can withdraw winnings. Certified copies, colour copies and clear photos are all accepted.
FICA stands for the Financial Intelligence Centre Act, and operators use it to confirm who their customers are. This guide covers the documents, the steps, timing and the mistakes that slow people down. Details come from the Supabets FICA page, FAQs and terms as read on 3 October 2026.
| What | What Supabets asks for |
|---|---|
| Identity | ID card, ID book (both pages visible) or passport |
| Proof of residence | Digital bank statement, current address, less than 3 months old |
| Copy type | Certified copy, colour copy or photo |
| Send to | The FICA email shown on the Supabets FICA page, or WhatsApp 060 017 6911 |
You need one identity document and one proof of residence.
The Supabets terms also say that identity, age and residency proof is required in line with FICA, and that full names, residential address and contact details must be obtained.
Supabets sets clear rules for the address document, and most rejections come from missing one of them.
We could not reliably read the FICA email address from the page, because it is hidden from some readers. Copy it directly from the official FICA page instead of from an unofficial source.
The processing time is not confirmed. The FICA page and FAQs do not state one, and the contact page does not publish response times.
In practice, verify before you need the money. A withdrawal request made before FICA is approved is the most common reason for a delay, as the Supabets withdrawal guide explains. If you hear nothing, follow up through the channels in our Supabets contact guide.
The help centre says documents must be submitted before you withdraw. The terms go further and say proof of identity, age and residency is required prior to opening any account.
The safest approach is to send your documents as soon as you register. The terms also allow Supabets to decline an account if a customer refuses to submit FICA documents or submits fraudulent ones. Changes to account information need an email with a certified ID, according to the terms.
Supabets does not publish its own list of rejection reasons, so these checks come from the document rules above.
Once verified, you can use the cashier fully. Read the Supabets review for the wider picture, or the Supabets app download guide if you plan to use your phone.
You need a copy of your ID card, ID book (both pages visible) or passport, plus proof of residence not older than 3 months. Certified copies, colour copies and photos are accepted.
Send them by email to the address printed on the Supabets FICA page, or by WhatsApp to 060 017 6911. Include your username and registered cellphone number.
The processing time is not confirmed on the pages we read. Submit your documents early, because Supabets says FICA must be done before you can withdraw.
Yes. Supabets says you must submit FICA documentation first. The terms add that proof of identity, age and residency is required in line with FICA.
The help centre says a copy of a passport, visa, permit or asylum seeker permit is accepted, along with proof of residence. Check the FICA page for current wording.
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Last updated October 2026. Supabets can change limits and contact details at any time, so confirm them on the operator’s own site before you rely on them.