By the end of this guide your 1xBet account will be fully verified, right from your phone screen. You will know exactly which documents to collect, where to find each menu item in the app, and how to recover if an upload gets rejected. The whole process usually fits inside one session.
What you need before you start verification
Verification on 1xBet starts only when you have the right files ready. Gather them first so you do not have to search your phone halfway through. Here is the short checklist:
- A government-issued photo ID: passport, driving licence or national identity card, with all four corners visible.
- A recent selfie, taken in daylight, showing your face clearly without hats or sunglasses.
- A proof of address dated within the last three months, such as a utility bill or bank statement.
- The 1xBet app installed and logged in, with a stable Wi-Fi or mobile data connection.
- Your profile page filled in, including full name, date of birth and phone number.
- Your phone camera working well and enough free storage for the picture files.
Some users also keep an extra document ready in case 1xBet requests a specific format. Scanned copies are accepted when they are sharp and uncropped. Make sure the file size stays small enough to upload on mobile data. Having everything in one folder saves a lot of time later.
The step-by-step verification process inside the app
Open the 1xBet app and follow these steps in order. Each one takes a few seconds when your documents are already prepared. Do not skip the final confirmation screen.
- Tap your avatar icon in the top left corner of the 1xBet home screen.
- Open “Personal Profile” from the slide-out menu that appears.
- Find the “Verification” or “Identity Confirmation” row and tap it.
- Choose the document type: ID card, passport or driving licence.
- Take a photo of the front side with the in-app camera, keeping all edges inside the frame.
- Take a photo of the back side if your document has one.
- Switch to the selfie step and follow the on-screen circle prompt.
- Upload your proof of address from the Files app when asked.
- Check the checklist on the summary screen and confirm every line is ticked.
- Press “Submit” and wait for the loading spinner to finish.
- Look for the confirmation message that says your documents are under review.
The review status sits in the same Personal Profile menu. Most uploads finish in under a minute on Wi-Fi. The approval itself can take a little longer, so check back later. For match schedules and fixtures, follow regular football coverage while you wait.
The three most common problems
The photo keeps getting rejected
1xBet returns most rejected photos for the same three reasons. The edges of the ID are cropped, the flash washes out the text, or the picture is taken at an angle. Each of these issues has a quick fix. Open the camera, hold the document flat against a dark table, and fill the frame with the four corners of the card. Turn the flash off.
After you tap the camera icon on the document screen, the app shows a live frame. Wait until all four corner markers turn green, then press the shutter. Retake the shot if any corner marker stays red. Rejections are normal, and most people pass on the second attempt.
The status stays at “under review”
The review queue usually moves within a few hours, and the 1xBet app pushes a notification when the status changes. You can check the progress yourself under Account settings, where the verification row shows a small clock icon while the file is being read. Do not upload the same document a second time, because that puts your file at the back of the queue.
The camera permission is blocked
On Android, the block appears as a black viewfinder with the line “Allow 1xBet to take pictures”. Tap it, and the system permission dialog opens. Choose “Allow only while using the app” and the viewfinder returns in a few seconds. On iOS, the same dialog appears from Settings, then Privacy, then Camera.
Practical tips that save time
- Do the whole check while the phone is on Wi-Fi. Uploading a 4 MB passport scan takes a minute or two on a normal connection.
- Keep the document under direct light and off a glossy surface, because reflections cover the machine-readable line.
- If the app asks for a selfie with the ID, prop the phone against a book and look straight into the lens.
- Clear the download folder in the Files app first so you know which file the 1xBet app is actually reading.
- Read the row text before you tap. The 1xBet app shows exactly which document type it wants next.
- Turning off battery saver during the upload keeps the connection alive on long scans.
- Placing an accumulator while you wait is fine. The verification row in Account settings does not lock the bet slip.
- Before you tap submit, check that all four corners of the ID are visible. Most rejections come from a cropped edge.
- If you want the same flow on a second device, the 1xbet app for android gadgets keeps the identical document screens.
- Save the original file in your photo library, because you may need the same scan for a later check.
FAQ
How long does verification take in the 1xBet app?
Most files are cleared within a few hours. The verification row under Account settings shows “under review” until a notification arrives, and the status flips to confirmed on the same screen.
Can I verify without the mobile app?
Yes, the account pages in the browser version use the same document screens. The mobile route is simply faster, because the camera opens directly inside the 1xBet app.
Which documents does 1xBet accept?
A passport, a national ID card, or a driving licence are the usual choices. The document step lists the accepted types before you tap the camera icon.
What happens if I change my phone later?
The verification stays tied to your account, not to the handset. You log in on the new device and the Account settings page shows the confirmed status right away.