- OperatorWoT N.V.
- Established2020
- Game typesSlots, Live Casino, Jackpots, Crash, Bingo & more
- Crypto paymentsBTC, ETH, LTC, XRP, SOL, USDT and others via CoinsPaid
What to have ready before you sign up
You only need a few details to start: an email address, a password of at least 8 characters and your preferred account currency. The registration form lets you choose a main currency from a drop-down menu. Supported currencies include USD, EUR, AUD, PLN, CAD and UAH.
For an Australian account, AUD is the natural choice if you want your balances shown in Australian dollars. The minimum deposit in AUD is $10, while the minimum withdrawal is $50 AUD. Those are account payment terms rather than signup requirements, so you can register before making a deposit.
- Use an email address you can open, as a verification link is sent after registration.
- Choose one main currency carefully when the form asks you to select it.
- Have your personal details ready for the profile stage: name, birthday, gender, address, region, city, postcode and country.
- Keep your account details consistent with your identity documents if KYC checks are requested.
Beep Beep Casino is operated by WoT N.V., registered number 129742, at Kaya Richard J. Beaujon Z/N, Curaçao. It operates under a licence issued by the Curaçao Gaming Control Board, licence number OGL/2024/452/0687.
How the three signup steps work
The initial form is straightforward. You do not need to enter your full profile before pressing the registration button, but the extra details still need to be completed for the account to be fully set up.
- Enter your email and password
Type your email address and create a password with a minimum length of 8 characters.
- Select your main currency
Open the currency drop-down and choose the currency for your account. AUD is one of the supported choices for Australian players.
- Confirm and register
Tick the two confirmation boxes, then click Register to submit the form.
Take a moment to check the email spelling and currency before submitting. A small error at this point can make the next part of the process less convenient, especially when you need to confirm your email or match your profile with identity documents.
Use your own details from the start
Entering accurate personal information gives your profile a consistent starting point. That matters if the account later goes through identity verification.
Which personal details complete your profile
After the first form is submitted, profile completion asks for more than your email and password. You need to provide your name, birthday, gender, address, region, city, postcode and country.
| Stage | Details | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| Initial form | Email address and password | You start the account registration |
| Currency choice | Main account currency | You select the currency from a drop-down menu |
| Confirmation | Two confirmation boxes | You confirm the registration before clicking Register |
| Profile completion | Name, birthday, gender and address details | You finish the player profile |
| Email confirmation | Verification link sent to your email | You confirm access to the email address used |
The birthday field is also relevant to the minimum gambling age. You must be at least 18 to use the gambling service. If the account is being created for someone else, stop there: the registration details should belong to the player who will use the account.
If you are registering with a Welcome Bonus in mind, keep the selected currency and your profile information consistent throughout signup. The $20 no-deposit bonus can be awarded on registration without a code; it carries 50× wagering and a $20 maximum cashout.
KYC checks: documents, timing and what to expect
KYC verification is part of the account process. It is required when you request any withdrawal, when your total lifetime deposits exceed EUR 2,000, or when security and risk checks call for it. KYC must be completed before a withdrawal is paid.
Preparing the documents in advance can make the process easier. Accepted documents include a government-issued photo ID such as a passport, national ID or driving licence, proof of address issued within the last 3 months, and a selfie with your ID. Both sides of an identity document may be requested.
- Government-issued photo identification: passport, national ID or driving licence.
- Proof of address, such as a bank statement or utility bill from the last 3 months.
- A selfie showing you with your identity document.
- For card verification, a scan of the front of the card may be required, with the first 6 and last 4 digits visible and the CVV2 hidden.
The KYC Review is targeted within 24 hours of document submission. While the account has Temporarily Approved status during the review, withdrawals cannot be completed. If verification is not finished within 7 days, the account is closed until verification is completed, and a monthly fee of $7 is charged during that period.
Keep document images clear
Make sure names, dates and address details can be read on each document. The ID, proof of address and selfie should all relate to the same player profile.
One-account rules and account security
Beep Beep uses a one-account rule tied to your physical address, IP address and device. Creating multiple accounts or opening accounts that breach this rule can lead to all related accounts being closed, with winnings forfeited.
The safest approach is simple: register once, use your own details and keep access to the email address connected to the account. Avoid sharing account access with another person, as activity connected to the same address, IP or device can affect account status.
Player data is protected with SSL encryption certified by Cloudflare. Sensitive information is stored in encrypted form on separate servers. These protections do not remove the need for sensible account habits, so keep your password private and check that you are using your own device when entering personal information.
Avoid duplicate registrations
The account rule covers the physical address, IP address and device, not just the email address. Registering again after a problem is not a shortcut; use the account details you first created.
Set limits before real-money play
Registration is a useful point to decide how you want to manage your play. The account includes deposit limits, playing limits and a self-exclusion programme. These tools let you put boundaries around spending, playing activity or access before gambling becomes part of your routine.
- Set a deposit limit that fits your entertainment budget.
- Use playing or session limits to give your activity a clear boundary.
- Choose self-exclusion if you want to step away from gambling for a period.
- Treat gambling as entertainment with real financial risk, rather than a way to make money.
A limit works best when it is decided before you deposit. Keep it realistic, and do not increase it simply to continue playing after your budget has been used.
Support options for newly registered members
Registered members can use live chat for account-related help. Email support and a Telegram channel are also available. This gives you several ways to ask about registration details, profile information or verification steps.
Support is offered in English, Russian, German, Spanish and Polish. For an Australian player, English support is available, while the other language options may suit households where more than one language is spoken.
| Channel | Access | Languages |
|---|---|---|
| Live chat | Registered members | English, Russian, German, Spanish and Polish |
| Email support | Available for support requests | English, Russian, German, Spanish and Polish |
| Telegram channel | Available as a support channel | English, Russian, German, Spanish and Polish |
When asking for help, use the email connected to your account and describe the exact signup step you are working through. That keeps the conversation focused and avoids sending personal documents through an unsuitable channel.
A simple checklist before you submit the form
Registration does not need to be rushed. A quick check before you click Register can prevent avoidable account issues later.
- Confirm that you are 18 or older.
- Check that your email address is typed correctly.
- Create a password with at least 8 characters.
- Select AUD if you want your account to use Australian dollars.
- Read both confirmation boxes before ticking them.
- Make sure the name and personal information you add are your own.
- Finish the profile fields after submitting the initial form.
- Open the email verification link sent after registration.
- Choose deposit, playing or self-exclusion limits before you begin real-money play.
Once these steps are done, your account has the basic information needed for use. KYC can still be required later, so keep the relevant identity documents available and make sure your profile remains accurate.
Ready to complete registration?
Start with your email, password and preferred currency, then finish the profile details at your own pace.
Registration: your questions
What is the minimum age for registration?
You must be at least 18 years old to register and gamble.
Can Australian players choose AUD during signup?
Yes. AUD is a supported currency, and it can be selected as the main account currency from the registration drop-down menu.
How long must my registration password be?
The password must contain at least 8 characters.
When is KYC verification required?
KYC is required when any withdrawal is requested, when lifetime deposits exceed EUR 2,000, or when security and risk checks require it. The KYC review target is within 24 hours of document submission.
Which documents can be used for KYC?
You can provide a passport, national ID or driving licence, plus proof of address issued within the last 3 months and a selfie with your ID. Both sides of an ID document may be required.
How can registered members contact support?
Support is available through live chat for registered members, email and Telegram. The available languages are English, Russian, German, Spanish and Polish.
Can I set limits on my account?
Yes. The account includes deposit limits, playing limits and a self-exclusion programme, so you can set boundaries around your gambling activity.
