What can you do at Levelup Casino once signed in?
After this guide you will know what your account holds, how checks work and when to contact support.
Deposit and loss limits in one place
The account page is where the session you started on the sign-in screen becomes a full overview. Your balance appears first, shown in A$, and the history below lists each deposit, bet and win in date order. Bonuses you have received sit in their own section with their status, so you can see which ones are still running. Payouts are requested from the withdrawals area and tracked there until the money leaves Levelup Casino. Responsible gambling tools also live here: deposit limits, loss limits, session reminders, cooling-off periods and self-exclusion. Setting them early, while nothing is going wrong, is the easier choice. Each part answers a question you would otherwise have to send to support.
Keeping your account to yourself
A sign-in form that suddenly reappears on the account page means the account has signed out on that device. Shared computers and phones are where this matters most, so sign out before you step away from one. Use the sign-out option in your account, then close the browser window as well. Never keep your password saved in a browser that other people can open. Levelup Casino will never ask for your password, by live chat or by email, so treat any such request as a warning sign. If you think someone else has seen your details, request a password reset, and the reset link will arrive at the email address you registered with. Levelup Casino N.V., company number 618297 in Curaçao, holds licence OGL/2011/1876/325 from the Gaming Control Board Curaçao.
Desktop and phone routes side by side
The desktop sign-in form asks for the email address you gave at registration and the password you chose then. Start from the Levelup Casino homepage and select the log in button, which opens that form. On a phone, you can use the mobile browser or one of the apps for iOS and Android, with the same email address and password. The same login details work across both routes, so a balance you see on a laptop matches the one on your phone. Use that first visit to look over the account page before you make a deposit. Only one account per player is allowed, so if an older registration shows up, contact support rather than registering again.
From locked out to signed in again
Recovery starts with the reset link, which goes to the email address you registered with. Open the link, follow the steps and finish by choosing a new password. Verification is a separate step: photo ID, proof of address and a payment card image are checked, and the check takes 10 hours. Documents are checked at the latest before your first withdrawal, so the step can wait until you need a payout. If the reset link does not arrive, contact support through live chat or email at [email protected], which runs daily from 9 am to 9 pm. Support does not run around the clock, so plan around those hours. Keep the reset message until you are signed in again, in case you need it for support.
Prepare your documents before the first withdrawal
The withdrawals area lists A$21 as the smallest amount you can take out and A$91,800 as the largest. Requests are made from inside your account, which is why a sign-in problem can delay money you want back. The verification documents must be checked before that first withdrawal goes through, so it pays to finish that step early. Once a request is in, card payouts are listed at 71 hours, while other payouts are listed at 11 minutes. If you plan to use a card, count on the longer timeline when you work out when money will arrive. Keep your sign-in details ready before you ask for money back, so the first request is not held up by paperwork.