How do I keep my Bizzo Casino account safe?
Bizzo Casino holds licence MGA/B2C/830/2014 from the Malta Gaming Authority, and it lists its facts so you can check them.
Shared computer, sign out first
The sign out control in your account area ends the session on that device, and it matters most on a shared computer. Use it every time you finish, including on a family tablet or a phone someone else might pick up. Closing the tab does not replace it. On a phone, the same control works in the Bizzo Casino app for iOS and Android and in the mobile browser. After you sign out, reopen the site and check that the sign in page appears before you do anything else. If you think someone else saw your screen, change your password from a device you trust. Bizzo Casino will never ask you for that password by email, chat or phone.
Reset link and ID check
The reset option on the sign in page starts the road back into a locked account. It sends a secure link to the email address you registered with, so the link goes only to the address on your file. Open the link on the device you trust, choose a new password, and then sign in again. If the email does not arrive, check your spam folder before you contact support. Verification is a separate step. Identity documents are checked at the latest before your first withdrawal, and that check can take 42 hours after you send them. Have a photo ID or driver's licence and a proof of address ready, so the file does not wait on missing pages. Until the check is done, the withdrawal waits.
Does the first sign in differ from the rest?
The page you reach right after registering is the same one you use for every later visit, so there is nothing new to learn. It works with the email address and password you set at registration. You can use it in a desktop browser, in the mobile browser, or in the Bizzo Casino app for iOS and Android. Once you are inside, the account area shows your balance, history, limits, bonuses and withdrawals. Check that the account details match what you registered with. If the page refuses your details, do not keep trying. Read the notes on this page first, then reach support by live chat or phone if the problem stays.
When the sign in page comes back unexpectedly
The sign in page that appears without warning does not, on its own, mean your account was closed, and signing in again is the first thing to try. It usually means the session on that device has ended. Before you worry, think about what you did just before. Did you open the site on a second phone, a tablet or a laptop? If you signed in somewhere else, the earlier session may have ended. To avoid surprises, use one device at a time for your play, and sign out properly when you switch. If the sign in page keeps returning after you sign in again, reach support by live chat or phone with the device and time you noticed.
Why does a locked account hold up payouts?
The withdrawal request in your account area is where sign in and payment meet. You cannot reach it without signing in, so a locked account holds up the payout as well. Withdrawals run from A$18 up to A$47,600, and identity documents must be checked at the latest before your first one. Card payouts can take 62 hours to arrive, so plan for that wait before you expect the money. Keep your password and your device secure, and sign out on shared machines, because whoever signs in can request a payout from the same balance. Ask support early if a payout looks stuck, and note the amount and date of your request before you write in.