Registering at My Empire Casino, step by step
Open the My Empire homepage, click the Sign Up or Register button, and fill in the short form: email, a password, and your basic personal and location details as a Canadian player. Confirm your email if prompted, and the account is live. The whole thing takes a couple of minutes; the longer part comes later, at verification.
Your first deposit and the C$10 minimum
Once registered, head to the cashier to fund the account. The minimum deposit across the site is C$10, and Canadians can use Interac or crypto such as Bitcoin, Ethereum and USDT among the full method list. Details and the low floor are on the minimum deposit page. Do not deposit more than you plan to play with, and read the payout notes before you fund a large amount.
Verification: expect to show ID before you cash out
This is standard and you should plan for it: My Empire will ask you to verify your identity, and you will typically need to submit ID before your first withdrawal is approved. Uploading your documents early, rather than at the moment you request a payout, is the single best thing you can do to avoid a delay, especially given the slow-withdrawal complaints on this brand's Trustpilot.
Complete identity verification right after you register, not when you try to withdraw. It is required either way, and getting it out of the way early removes one of the main reasons payouts stall here.
Claiming the welcome offer: no code, opt in before you deposit
The welcome offer is 100% up to C$750 plus 200 free spins and needs no bonus code. Activate or opt into it before you make the qualifying deposit, because bonuses generally cannot be added after the money has already landed. The full terms are on the welcome bonus page. Wagering applies, but the exact multiplier is reported differently across sources, so read the requirement shown on the cashier at the moment you opt in rather than trusting a fixed figure quoted elsewhere.
Age, licence and playing responsibly
You must be of legal gambling age in your province to register, which is 19+ in most of Canada and 18+ in Alberta, Manitoba and Quebec. Be clear-eyed about the licence, too: My Empire is an offshore Curacao brand run by Rabidi N.V. and is not registered with any Canadian regulator, so your protections are the operator's and Curacao's, not a provincial body's. Set deposit and time limits before you play, and read the responsible gaming page first.