You are staring at an empty bonus screen after your first deposit, or at a pending withdrawal that has not moved. In most cases the cause is a condition attached to the offer or a check the account has not yet passed.
Welcome bonus or free spins missing after deposit
The bonus screen shows no active offer, or the free spins count stays at zero. Most often the deposit or the account simply did not meet one of the conditions attached to the offer.
- The deposit was made with a payment route excluded from the promotion.
- The bonus code was not entered or was typed with a mistake.
- A previous bonus on the account was still active, so the new one could not be added.
- The minimum deposit for the offer was not reached.
- The account was not fully verified when the offer was claimed.
- Open your bonus history and check whether the offer shows as claimed, pending or absent.
- Compare the deposit you made with the amount required by the promotion.
- Confirm the payment route you used is allowed for the offer.
- If Spinbit casino asked for a code, re-enter it with exact spelling and no spaces.
- Finish or cancel any older bonus that is still running before claiming a new one.
- Complete the verification steps the account still shows as open.
- Take a screenshot of the bonus screen and the deposit record while the problem is visible.
- Note the time of the deposit and the amount so the record can be matched.
- Wait for the offer to appear after the deposit is confirmed on the account.
- Repeat the claim from the bonus page rather than from an old link.
- Clear the browser cache and sign in again before retrying the claim.
- Keep all active offers to one at a time, since running bonuses block new ones.
- Check that the free spins were credited to the game named in the offer, not to another title.
- Open each eligible Spinbit slots title once so the spins register against your balance.
- Write down what the bonus screen shows after each step, so the pattern is clear.
- Contact support with the screenshots and times if the offer still fails to appear after the deposit is confirmed.
Contact support once the deposit is confirmed on your account and the offer is still missing after all conditions have been met.
Identity verification stuck or documents rejected
The upload area keeps returning the same document back to you, or the status stays on pending for a long stretch. Rejections almost always come down to image quality or details that do not match.
- Photos are blurred, cropped or show glare across the text.
- Only one side of a two-sided document was uploaded.
- The name or address on the document differs from the account details.
- The document has expired or is close to its expiry date.
- The file format or size is outside what the upload form accepts.
- Read the rejection message closely and note which document was refused and why.
- Retake the photo in daylight on a flat surface, with all four corners inside the frame.
- Upload both sides of any document that has information on the back.
- Use the original colour scan rather than a photocopy or a screenshot.
- Check that the name, date of birth and address match your account exactly.
- Update your account details first if a document shows a newer address.
- Rename the file plainly and keep the size within the upload limit.
- Convert the image to a common format if the form refuses the current one.
- A later step may ask for a selfie or a short video to match your face to the document.
- Hold the document steady and keep your whole face visible in that check.
- Accept that the KYC review is a standard step for players before a first payout.
- Send each document once and wait for the review instead of uploading duplicates.
- Clear the browser cache if the upload button does not respond on your phone.
- Log in to https://spinbit-aus.com and open the verification section to see which item is still open.
- Keep a copy of every document you send, in case the review asks for a clearer version.
- Contact support with your account reference if a document is rejected twice without a clear reason.
Contact support when a document is rejected more than once with no stated reason or the review status never changes.
Withdrawal pending longer than expected
Your withdrawal sits at pending while the balance stays locked. The wait usually comes from an open check on the account or a condition attached to the funds.
- Identity verification is not complete, so the payout cannot be released.
- The money came from a bonus that still carries a play condition.
- The withdrawal is larger than an earlier check allows without extra review.
- The payment details on the account differ from those used to deposit.
- The request was split or repeated, which puts the queue in a different order.
- Open the transaction history and confirm the exact status of the request.
- Check whether any bonus is still active on the account and complete its condition first.
- Confirm your verification status shows as complete rather than pending.
- Make sure the payout details match the name on your account and documents.
- Avoid sending a second request while the first one is still pending.
- Keep your balance untouched until the pending request resolves.
- Track the time of the request so you know how long it has been waiting.
- Add the withdrawal reference to a note, in case you need to contact support.
- Wait for a working day to pass, since reviews often need a business day to move.
- Watch for a message asking for extra documents and answer it promptly.
- Do not cancel and resend the request repeatedly, as that restarts the queue.
- Clear the browser cache if the status display seems out of date.
- Compare the amount requested with the free balance after any bonus is removed.
- Note whether the withdrawal was split into smaller parts by the review.
- Take a screenshot of the pending status for your own record.
- Contact support with the reference if the request stays pending well beyond the stated window.
Contact support if the request is still pending after the review window has passed and verification is complete.
Cannot log in or account locked after failed attempts
Your credentials are refused, or a message says the account is locked after several tries. The usual cause is a mistyped password repeated until the lock kicks in.
- The password or email was typed with a wrong character, space or capital letter.
- Repeated failed attempts triggered a temporary lock.
- The account email was changed and the old one no longer works.
- The 2FA code expired or came from an old code screen.
- A saved password in the browser is out of date.
- Retype the password by hand instead of relying on autofill.
- Check the email address for extra spaces or a wrong domain.
- Use the password reset flow and set a new password you have not used before.
- Wait for the temporary lock to clear before trying again, rather than retrying at once.
- Open the newest 2FA code and enter it quickly before it expires.
- Remove the saved login for Spinbit login from the browser if it keeps filling old details.
- Sign in from the browser on your phone if the desktop page will not load.
- Disable a VPN, which can break the sign-in step, and try on a normal connection.
- Clear cookies and cache, then reload the sign-in page.
- Check whether you registered with a different email than the one you are using.
- Write the new password down in a safe place before closing the reset page.
- Attempt the sign-in once at a time, since fast repeats extend the lock.
- Note the exact wording of any error message before contacting support.
- Keep the reset email open in case the link needs a second click.
- Try the sign-in again from a different browser if the page itself will not load.
- Contact support if the lock does not clear or the reset link never arrives.
Contact support if the account remains locked after the wait period or no reset message reaches any of your inboxes.
Keep one clear photo set ready before you deposit and use a single active bonus at a time; that habit prevents most of these problems.


