LEGAL
SOURCE OF FUNDS
In line with the Financial Intelligence Centre Act (FICA) and applicable gambling regulations, Scorebet is obligated to verify the identity and source of funds of all players.
By using our services, you consent to Scorebet conducting all necessary identification, financial verification, and source of funds checks as required by law, or as reasonably deemed necessary by our compliance team or regulatory authorities.
What We May Request
To support your continued access to Scorebet’s betting services, you may be asked to submit one or more of the following:
- Recent bank statements showing consistent income deposits
- Payslips for the past three months
- Proof of other legitimate income sources (e.g., investment income, business profits, pension payments)
- Any other documentation necessary to demonstrate that your betting funds are derived from lawful activities
Why This Is Required
These checks are in place to:
- Prevent money laundering and financial crime
- Ensure compliance with national legislation
- Protect players and promote responsible gambling
Failure to Comply
Failure to provide adequate proof of source of funds may result in:
- Account restrictions
- Suspension of withdrawals
- Closure of your Scorebet account
We appreciate your cooperation in ensuring a safe and legally compliant betting environment.
Scorebet Supports Responsible Gambling. No persons under the age of 18 years are permitted to gamble. Winners know when to stop.
V2.3 ScoreBet (2013/122709/07) is licensed and regulated by the Northern Cape Gambling Board of South Africa.
National Gaming Board | Financial Intelligence Centre Act | Responsible Gambling Programme | PAIA Manual
ADDRESS : 5-7 PHAKAMILE MABIJA ROAD KIMBERLY, NORTHERN CAPE, SOUTH AFRICA
All bet events and markets on this website are placed at fixed odds.
Warning
Gambling carries a risk of addiction and financial loss.Please play responsibly. If you feel that gambling is affecting your life or those around you, seek help.
National Responsible Gambling Programme: 0800 006 008 or WhatsApp HELP to 079 465 1995.