Amazon Slots sign up follows the steps above: open the website, register with your personal details, complete the identity check and make your first deposit to claim the welcome offer. You must be 18 or over, and Amazon Slots requires identity verification, so it helps to have everything to hand before you start.
Set aside a few minutes somewhere with good light, because you will need to photograph documents. Have your passport or driving licence, a recent proof of address, the payment method you plan to use and a device with a working camera for the selfie. The full document list is in the table above and again below.
This page covers what happens behind each step, what to do if registration stalls and how to keep the new account secure. You register on Amazon Slots's own website, as this site has no registration form. Once you have an account, the login guide explains how to get back in.
What stands behind the sign-up steps
The first two steps collect the details that the rest of the process is checked against. Enter your full name, date of birth and address exactly as they appear on your ID and proof of address. Nicknames, shortened names and an old address are easy ways to create a mismatch that you then have to untangle.
Every UK-licensed operator must verify your age and identity before you can deposit or play. Amazon Slots requires this verification, so treat the identity step as part of registration rather than an extra.
The documents Amazon Slots may ask for are: Photo ID (passport or driving licence) + selfie, Proof of address (utility bill or government letter dated within last 3 months) and Proof of payment method (card photo with name and last 4 digits). The list shows what may be requested, so you may not be asked for every item. In practice each one does a different job:
- Photo ID and selfie show that the person registering is the person on the document. Use a passport or driving licence that is current and in your own name.
- Proof of address must be recent. Pick a current utility bill or government letter that falls inside the date range in the list above, not an older one from a drawer.
- Proof of payment method is a photo of your card showing the name and the last four digits. The name on the card should match the name on your account.
Sending clear, complete files is the part you control. Make sure all four edges of each document are visible, the text is sharp and there is no glare. How account verification works in more detail is covered on the verification page.
The last step ties your first deposit to the welcome offer. The offer and its minimum deposit are in the key terms above, and the welcome bonus page covers the offer itself. T&Cs apply, so read them before you pay in. If you are looking for offers that do not need a deposit, see no deposit bonus codes; T&Cs apply to those too.
For the payment side, including which methods you can use, see the guide to making a deposit. Use a payment method that is in your own name, since the proof of payment document is checked against your account name.
18+ · T&Cs apply
If sign-up does not go through
Your details are not accepted
Start with the basics. You must be 18 or over to register, and the form will not accept a date of birth that says otherwise. Then check the spelling of your name, your date of birth and your postcode against your ID, and correct any slip before you try again.
If every detail looks right and the form still refuses it, contact support instead of registering again with altered details. Opening a second account with different information makes the situation harder to fix, not easier.
A document is rejected
Rejected files are usually a quality or matching problem. Before you resend, run through this check:
- The whole document is in the frame, with all four corners visible.
- The text is readable and nothing is covered by glare or a finger.
- The document is in date, and your proof of address falls inside the period in the list above.
- The name and address match what you typed into the registration form.
- Your face is clear and well lit in the selfie.
Only send documents that belong to you, in your own name. If a corrected file is rejected a second time, ask support what is wrong with it rather than sending the same image again.
Your first deposit does not go through
Check the card number, expiry date and security code, and confirm the payment method is in your own name and has the funds. If the problem repeats, the deposit guide covers the payment side in more detail, and support can look at your account. Avoid retrying many times in a row without finding out what is wrong first.
When to contact support
Support is available through live chat and email. There is no phone line. The current hours are: Live chat 6am–9pm (BST), 7 days a week; email reply within 2 business days.
Live chat suits a problem that is blocking you right now, such as a form that will not submit. Email suits something that needs documents or screenshots. Include your registered email address, a short description of what you were doing and a screenshot of any error message. Other ways to get in touch are on the contact page.
Keeping the new account secure
Enter your password only on Amazon Slots's own website. Open it yourself rather than following a link in a message that claims to come from Amazon Slots, and treat any request for your password by email, text or chat as a red flag.
Choose a password you do not use anywhere else, and keep the email account linked to your Amazon Slots account secure as well. If you can turn on extra sign-in protection, do so.
Keep your documents current. A passport or licence that is in date and a recent proof of address make any later request easier to answer.
Set a deposit limit when you open the account, before you start playing. UK-licensed operators must offer deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, and GAMSTOP covers all of them. The safer gambling page explains the tools in more detail.
If you want to check the operator before you register, the Gambling Commission's public register lists its licence details. Our page on whether Amazon Slots is safe looks at the wider picture.