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Settles how to set limits, stay safe while signed in, and what verification means for your withdrawals.
Keep your spending inside the figures you set
Say you have set a weekly budget and now want to tighten it before the next session. Once you are signed in, the limits section of your account lets you set deposit limits and loss limits, so the money you can put in or lose stays inside the figure you chose. Session time reminders add a second check by prompting you to look at how long you have been playing. If the pace has picked up, a cooling-off period gives you a break from play for a set time. For a longer step, self-exclusion runs through BetStop, the national register operated by the Australian Government through ACMA, at betstop.gov.au. Applying takes about five minutes, and you can nominate a support person to help with it. The shortest period is three months, and it cannot be shortened.
Westpoint Casino sessions: sign out on shared devices
Picture yourself at a shared family computer late at night, with a game still open in another tab. Before you walk away, sign out so the next person cannot reach your balance. Signing out is easy to forget, and it matters more on a device that others also use. Our site encrypts traffic with 256-bit TLS, which covers the link between your browser or app and our servers, but encryption does not protect a screen that stays logged in. Keep your password to yourself. Nobody from Westpoint Casino will ever ask for it, whether by chat, phone or email, so treat any such message as a fake. If you think someone else has seen your password, change it straight away. Those time reminders can also prompt you to stop before a long evening drifts longer. Treat them as a checkpoint.
Gather your verification documents before you withdraw
You have just signed in for the first time and the account area looks unfamiliar. The account area brings together your balance, history, limits, bonuses and withdrawals in one place. Bonuses are picked in the cashier when you make a deposit, so there is nothing to enter afterwards. Verification is the part to plan for now. Photo ID, proof of address and a screenshot of a payment method are checked at the latest before your first withdrawal, so gather them before you need cash. Spend a few minutes on the first visit looking through each section once. Knowing where the balance, history and limits sit saves a search later, when you may be in a hurry.
Ask support when the message never comes
Suppose the password no longer works and you cannot get past the sign-in screen. Start with the reset link. It goes to the email address you signed up with, and it is the route back into your account. Check your inbox and spam folder for that message before you assume it failed. If the link never arrives, email [email protected] or call +61 68 048 4532, and say which email address you registered with. After you get back in, plan for the document check, which happens at the latest before your first withdrawal. We quote seven hours for it, so allow that time when a payout matters to you. Support answers by live chat, phone and email around the clock, in English, German, Finnish and Norwegian, so a locked account late at night is not a reason to wait for morning.
Know your payout limits before requesting money
Imagine you have a balance you want to cash out this afternoon, and you are not sure whether the account is ready for it. Withdrawals depend on verification, which is checked at the latest before your first one. Withdrawal sizes sit between two figures: A$28 at the bottom and A$83,600 at the top. The quoted payout time is sixteen minutes, while card payouts are quoted at forty-three hours. Nine payment methods are on the list, among them PayID, POLi, Neteller and Mastercard, so check which ones suit you before you request money. A withdrawal request needs you signed in, so sort out access and documents before you need the money. Knowing the figures now means no surprises when you are ready to cash out.