22Bet Customer Support
Unsure where to start? Open live chat—agents will point you to the right mailbox.
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If something’s not clear—a payment pending, a bonus question, or a verification check—you’ve got a few quick ways to reach the team. Here, we keep it simple for Kiwi players and explain when to use email, when to call, and what to do on social media.
Live chat is the fastest route for urgent issues (open it from the site header). For anything that needs documents or a paper trail, email is best. Phone support helps when you want a quick status check or to escalate a stuck request.
How to Contact the Brand?
Use the channel that fits the problem. Live chat handles real‑time troubleshooting, email covers anything that needs attachments, and phone support is handy for quick confirmations. Below you’ll find the specifics for each route. Before you reach out, grab your account ID, recent transaction references, and device/browser details.
For payments, note the amount, method, and exact timestamp; for verification, prepare a clear photo of your ID and a recent proof of address. Having these ready usually speeds up the first reply and avoids back‑and‑forth.
Email Support
Email is the right choice for KYC, payment traces, and policy requests. Include your account ID, a short subject line, and any screenshots or PDFs.
- Technical Support: support-en@22bet.com
- Security / Verification (KYC): security@22bet.com
- Privacy / Data requests: policy@22bet.com
- Complaints & feedback: complaints@22bet.com
- Responsible gambling (limits, blocks): block@22bet.com
Phone Support
Sometimes you just want to speak to a human and confirm a status. The official 22Bet contact number is +357 99 816806. Keep your account ID and the last four digits of the payment method ready, so the agent can find your case faster. If a case needs documents, the agent will direct you to the correct mailbox after the call.
Social Networks
Social channels are useful for service updates and general tips, but they’re not the place to share personal data. Only follow accounts linked from the website footer or Help pages, and don’t post screenshots with card numbers or IDs.
