Completing the Verification Process

Take a picture with at least 1080 p resolution, remove any glare, and keep the background plain. The verification engine reads line‑by‑line details; a sharp image prevents re‑uploads.

Check that the four corners of the document are fully visible, the text is legible, and the file is saved as JPEG or PNG under 2 MB. Matching these criteria reduces the chance of a rejection notice.

Submit the file through the verification portal, then watch for the confirmation email. The system processes the data in 15–30 minutes; if the status stays "pending," open a support ticket and attach the same image for review.

Once the verification succeeds, your account unlocks higher transaction limits and access to premium features. Completing this step quickly lets you start using those benefits without delay.

Upload a Government‑Issued ID and Check Requirements

Choose a document that the platform lists as acceptable: passport, driver’s license, or national ID card. Each of these must be current, free of damage, casino blackfriday and clearly display the holder’s name, photo, and expiration date.

Save the file in JPEG, PNG, or PDF format and keep the size under 5 MB. Larger files trigger an automatic rejection and force a re‑upload.

Capture the image under bright, diffused light. Position the ID on a plain, contrasting surface, remove any stickers, and make sure all corners are visible. A glare‑free shot improves the OCR engine’s ability to read the data.

Before submitting, compare the name on the ID with the name entered in your account profile. Any mismatch prompts a manual review that could delay verification.

Log into the dashboard, navigate to the verification section, and click "Upload ID." Select the prepared file, confirm that the preview shows a legible document, and press "Submit." The system immediately checks file type, size, and image clarity.

If the upload passes the automated tests, the platform extracts the expiration date and verifies that it is still valid. An expired document results in an instant error message, allowing you to replace it without contacting support.

Should the system flag an issue–such as a blurred photo or an unreadable barcode–re‑capture the image following the lighting and background tips above, then retry the upload.

After a successful submission, you receive a confirmation email within minutes. The verification status updates on your profile, and you can proceed with account activities that require a confirmed identity.

Provide Proof of Address Using Utility Bills

Upload a utility bill dated within the last 90 days; that time frame satisfies most verification systems.

Choose a bill that displays your full name, street address, and a clear postal code. Electricity, water, natural‑gas, or broadband statements work equally well.

Save the document as a PDF, PNG, or JPEG. Keep the file size under 5 MB to avoid upload errors.

Before uploading, zoom in to confirm that all characters are legible. Blur or mask only the account number if privacy concerns arise; leave the address and name untouched.

If the bill shows only a partial address, attach a second statement (e.g., a recent phone bill) that completes the missing elements.

Rename the file using a simple pattern such as Lastname_Firstname_UtilityBill.pdf. Consistent naming helps the verification team locate the file quickly.

After submission, check the confirmation screen for a reference number. Record that number in case you need to follow up.

If the platform rejects the file, review the rejection reason. Common issues include outdated dates, cropped text, or mismatched names. Correct the problem and re‑upload within the same session.