When was that previous withdrawal you made that went through successfully? Was it on the same date as that message? or based on your transaction history, it's a different request? Because if it's not then dabspoorversion is right that there's someone who probably requested it on your account. Otherwise, it's just a late notification if that's the requested transaction you've made but that's quite odd if that was the transaction that you requested before. Message support and ask if there's something wrong with your account

I think the same thing happened to me last night.
I got a notification on my email that my account was blocked.
So I contacted the customer service and I was told that my account was blocked for security reasons, I think they said someone might have got access to my account.



So I requested for the account to be unblocked, and I was able to get access to it.

And I just got to find out yesterday that Bitz casino is now available in Nigeria.
I was surprised yesterday when I tried logging into my account and I was seeing a total different thing.



You can see the the currency is on Nigerian currency.
I was very surprised when I first noticed it, and I initially thought maybe someone might be trying to impersonate the Bitz casino and scam users because the Bitz casino I knew was mainly a crypto casino. So I also asked the customer service about it, but they confirmed to me that the casino is legit.


 
This was what they said.

This is actually a very good improvement.

Casinos or exchanges can automatically block your account if they detect something suspiciously changed with your IP addresses, from a nation to other nations, or quick changes across many nations.

If you are the real owner, still have access to your account, and your account is actually not hacked, you can easily prove the account ownership and get your account back.

If you are sure that your account was not hacked, you don't have to change anything but if it is a concern about that, you will have to reset your account password, and your email password, then email 2FA.

It can be an automatic detection on your location, nationality, and default currency was changed automatically to your national fiat currency.

This is the reason why additional security layer is needed to safeguard account, such as introducing additional security layer like 2FA or mobile verification codes whereby only the rightful person could have access to their contact to login to their account.
Although, another thing is that if am not sure, it could be that the account was initially logged in separate device and after which the person hasn't logged out that was why they had access to his account and luckily it was quickly handled by the team to restrict his account.

It's a good decision to look into it. Have you talked to bitz support about this email? Perhaps you can also ask if they can pull your IP logins around that time, and see if you don't recognize anything.

I would definitely errr on the side of caution just in case, and change my password and 2FA. I am assuming you did not reuse the said password in other places.


Are you 100% sure your login deets are correct? if you're not sure, you can try to reset your password.

The team needs to work on this: 2FA, mobile verification codes, or email codes are good options; some casinos and exchanges have these security features. The worst thing is if you have large winnings and someone gains access to your account and withdraws them because your withdrawal address isn't locked; you can't change it.

While it isn't implemented yet, we have to be very careful with our passwords and when logging in at internet cafes; make sure no one uses your computer and clear your cache.

 

That you don't multi account or use the VPN as well as using the same IP address on different accounts does not raise a red flag, I don't think a user we have any issue and this is why it is more important to reach the account and condition right before we start, while if the case happens to be that you only use another device to lock in without any suspicious move, I don't think there is anything at stake on this, except otherwise.

There are some interesting matches like Inter Milan vs Napoli, AS Roma vs Atalanta, and Athletic Bilbao vs Atletico Madrid.

Inter Milan, Napoli, AS Roma and Atalanta are clubs competing against each other for positions in top four of Serie A, and likely Scudetto too. Their direct matches are big clashes that are opportunities for making point difference if they win, while contain risk of getting point disadvantage if they lose these big matches.

Napoli did not start this season too well, and by playing home away, they will likely have a defeat this weekend. AS Roma began this season impressively with two perfect wins, no conceded goals, and they're on fire while hosting Atalanta will be good advantage for AS Roma having another win.

With Atletico Madrid, they will play home away and with a drama between the club, fans and Julian Alvarez, let's see how they will finish this match.

2FA is important for user account security and the casino treasury because if user accounts are hacked or the casino is hacked, without 2FA for user accounts, there will be quickly massive withdrawal requests to get the user funds out. Without 2FA, it will be more easily for hackers to withdraw user funds and this will damage a business treasury, at least hot wallets very quickly.

Logged in sessions in many platforms from banks, centralized exchanges to casinos have timeout and I am feeling well if Bitz has that.

To login Bitz account, you need to have your email address, and the account password, it's just no existence of 2FA for further security.

I did not say that Bitz.io has bad reputation in this forum or somewhere else. With a little bit more than two years of appearance in this forum, their reputation is good so far and it means a lot because a scam casino will mostly lose its reputation very quickly.

It's the main point of discussion about 2FA.

2FA is like a standard for user security and as I analyzed above, it will be good for their business by reducing risk of massive exploitation if any hack happens. At least with good passwords, and 2FA set up, there will be users who won't lose their accounts and their funds won't be affected.

Hopefully Biz will add 2FA for user account security soon.