The screen shows that the account is temporarily locked after several failed sign-in attempts, and the most common cause is a mistyped password stored by the browser or phone keyboard. A secondary cause is a login attempt from a network the security system does not recognise, which triggers the same lock message.
Account Locked After Failed Sign-In Attempts
The player sees a message that the account is locked or that too many attempts have been made, and the sign-in form may stop accepting further tries. The causes below are the usual reasons this happens at RoyalVegas.
- A saved password in the browser or password manager is outdated after a change.
- Auto-correct or a keyboard language switch adds a wrong character to the username.
- More than one person tries to sign in from the same device or shared network.
- A VPN, proxy or public Wi-Fi changes the apparent location and triggers a security hold.
- Caps Lock is on, or the player types the email with a different letter case than registered.
- Stop trying to sign in for a short while after the lock message appears, because each new attempt can extend the hold.
- Open the sign-in page in a fresh private browser window instead of the usual tab.
- Clear the saved password for RoyalVegas from the browser’s password manager before typing a new one.
- Type the username and password by hand, checking the keyboard language and Caps Lock first.
- Disable any VPN, proxy or ad-blocking extension that could interfere with the login form.
- Use the password reset option on the sign-in page and set a new password that you have not used before.
- Open the reset email and follow its link only once, then sign in with the new password.
- If the reset email does not arrive, check the spam folder and confirm that the address matches the one registered on the account.
- Try a different network, such as mobile data instead of home Wi-Fi, to rule out a network block.
Contact support when the password reset completes but the lock message still appears, or when the registered email no longer works.
Identity Verification Stuck or Documents Rejected
The verification screen stays pending or shows that the uploaded document was not accepted, and the account remains limited until the check clears.
- A photo is blurry, cropped or shows glare on the document details.
- The document has expired or the name on it does not match the account name.
- The player uploaded a screenshot instead of a photo of the physical document.
- The address document is older than the allowed period or shows a different address.
- The selfie or liveness step was taken in poor light or with the face partly covered.
- Take a new photo of the identity document on a flat, well-lit surface without a flash.
- Make sure all four corners of the document are visible and the text is readable.
- Upload the front and back of the document if it has information on both sides.
- For the address check, use a recent document that shows the full name and the current address.
- For the selfie step, remove hats and sunglasses and face a window or lamp.
- Resubmit only after the new images are sharp, because repeated blurry uploads can delay the review.
- Submit each document once; duplicate uploads in different formats slow the queue.
- If the check is still pending after the stated review window, send a message from the registered email address.
Contact support when a document is rejected without a stated reason or when the same clear photo is declined more than once.
Deposit or Withdrawal Declined by Limits
The cashier shows that the transaction is over a limit or that the method has reached its cap, and the money does not move.
- The amount is above the per-transaction cap for the chosen payment option.
- The player has reached a daily, weekly or monthly deposit limit set on the account.
- A withdrawal request is larger than the remaining limit for that method.
- The payment method itself has a lower cap than the casino allows.
- A self-imposed limit was set earlier and is still active.
- Split the amount into smaller transactions that each stay under the method’s cap.
- Choose a different payment option that accepts the intended amount.
- Check the account’s responsible gaming settings for any deposit limit that is still in force.
- If a self-imposed limit is active, note that it cannot be raised until the chosen period ends.
- For withdrawals, request a smaller amount first and repeat the request for the rest.
- Make sure the withdrawal method is the same one used for the deposit, as many accounts require this.
- Complete any open bonus wagering before requesting a withdrawal, because pending bonus funds can block the cash-out.
- Confirm that the payment account is in the player’s own name and matches the casino account.
- Wait for the current transaction to settle before starting a new one, to avoid a duplicate hold.
Contact support when the amount is within every stated cap but the cashier still declines it.
Welcome Bonus or Free Spins Not Credited
The bonus balance stays at zero or the free spins do not appear in the game, even though the player expected them after the first deposit. The cause is often a missing bonus code at deposit or an unmet condition on the offer.
- The bonus code was not entered in the cashier before confirming the deposit.
- The deposit was made with a method excluded from the offer.
- The account was opened without using the welcome offer link.
- A previous bonus is still active, and only one offer can run at a time.
- The free spins apply to a specific game that the player has not opened.
- Confirm that the deposit was the first one on the account, because welcome offers apply only to the first deposit.
- Check the bonus section for an active offer that may be hiding the new one.
- Enter the bonus code at the cashier before making the next deposit, not after it.
- Make sure the deposit method used is one that counts toward the offer.
- Open the game named in the offer to trigger the free spins, since they may not show in the lobby.
- If the spins still do not appear, sign out and back in through the casino Royal Vegas site to refresh the account state.
- Use the bonus history page to see whether the offer was recorded as claimed or declined.
- When the bonus shows as claimed but the balance is zero, send a message with the deposit reference and the offer name.
Players who prefer to play on the phone can sign in through the mobile browser, where the same bonus section is available without the royal vegas app. The Royal Vegas login account keeps one bonus wallet, so a spin taken on the phone appears in the same place on a computer. Contact support when the bonus history shows the offer as claimed but no funds or spins arrive after a full sign-out.
Quick Reference
The table below lists each problem with its usual cause and the first check to perform.
| Problem | Usual cause | First check |
|---|---|---|
| Account locked after failed sign-in | Outdated saved password | Clear the saved password and try a private window |
| Identity verification stuck | Blurry or expired document | Retake the photo in good light with all corners visible |
| Deposit or withdrawal declined | Amount above the method cap | Split the amount or choose another method |
| Welcome bonus not credited | Bonus code missing at deposit | Check the bonus history page |
| Free spins missing | Wrong game opened | Open the game named in the offer |
Each row points to the first action that resolves the most common version of that problem. A lock message almost always starts with the saved password, so clearing it saves several attempts. Verification delays come from image quality more than from account issues, which is why a sharp retake is the first step. Limit declines are about the chosen amount or method, not about the account being blocked. Bonus problems usually trace back to the cashier step before the deposit, so the history page shows what the system recorded. For any row, if the first check passes and the problem remains, contact support with the reference of the failed action.
Keep the registered email secure and the profile details current, because most login and verification problems start with an outdated contact address or a saved password that no longer matches. Update the password after any change and store it in one place you control.