Know your Midnight Casino account before you place a bet
Useful right after you sign in, when you want to find your balance, withdrawals, limits or past play.
Deposit limits set from the same menu
You have reached the account page and want to see where your money stands. Once you are signed in, the panel shows your balance first, then your transaction history, so each deposit and each win sits in one list you can scroll through. From the same menu you set deposit limits, loss limits and session time limits, and you can turn on reality check reminders that appear at intervals you choose. Bonus offers you have claimed are listed with their status, and the withdrawals section holds every cash-out request, with amounts between A$22 and A$20,100. The same panel opens in the iOS and Android apps and in the mobile browser, so the layout you learn on a laptop carries over to your phone.
Regain access through your registered inbox
If your password no longer gets you in, start with the email address linked to your account. Use the password reset option and the site sends a reset link to that registered inbox. If the message does not arrive, look in the spam folder before you request another one. Open the link, choose a new password, and then sign in with your email or username. Identity checks ask for a photo ID, proof of address or a payment method verification. A review can take up to fifty-two hours, so send documents well before the day you plan to withdraw. Make sure each scan is readable and that the name matches the one on your account, because a mismatch can hold up the review.
Keep an inbox you can reach today
Before you open the sign-in page, gather the details you chose when you registered. That means your email address or username, and the password you set at the same time. Keep an inbox you can reach today, because a reset link only helps when you can open it. Photo ID, proof of address and the payment method you use are the documents a later check asks for. Midnight Casino never asks for your password, so treat any request for it as a warning sign. Check the sender of any message before you reply, even when it carries the Midnight Casino name. Finally, pick a moment with a stable connection and no interruptions, so the sign-in is not lost halfway.
What happens if someone uses your screen?
Partway through a session, a page can freeze or your connection can drop without warning. On a shared computer the risk is someone else picking up the screen while you are still signed in. Signing out before you leave the screen closes your access on that device, and the next person sees only the sign-in page. If you think someone else knows your password, use the reset link sent to your registered email and choose a new one. Keep your registered email private too, since it is the route back into the account. Checking that you have signed out takes seconds, and it is the simplest protection you have. After you change anything on the account, sign in again on your own devices to confirm the new details work.
Signal drops and self-set time limits
A game can stop mid-spin and return you to the sign-in page without an explanation. A brief drop in signal is one trigger, and a browser restart or closed app is another. A session time limit you have set yourself can also close play once the chosen time is up. Start by signing in again with your email address or username, and check the details you enter. If the password is rejected, use the reset link sent to your registered email. If you still cannot get in, write to support by live chat, email or phone, and mention the time the session dropped. Support answers from 8am to 10pm daily, so plan a call within those hours.