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KYC Document Guide — Upload Once, Withdraw Fast

We ask for identity proof before your first withdrawal clears, and once your documents pass our checks your account stays verified for every payout after that.

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Getting Your Documents Through

Photo quality check Blurry edges and shadow patches cause most rejections, so photograph your ID flat on a dark surface under even light, hold your phone steady and make sure the entire card fits in frame with no fingers blocking text or the chip.
Address proof timing We need a document dated within ninety days of your upload; older bills get flagged even if the address is current, so grab your latest utility statement or ask your bank for a fresh account summary if your last bill is too old.
Resubmission path If we reject your first upload you will see the reason in your account inbox, then head back to the KYC panel, delete the failed file and upload a corrected version; second attempts usually clear faster because we already have your account context.
SECURITY NOTES

How We Handle Your Identity Files

Encrypted storage

Every document you upload moves through an SSL tunnel and lands in an encrypted database partition that only our compliance team can access; we never store your ID photo on a public server or share it with third-party marketing services.

Manual review layer

Automated checks flag mismatched names or expired documents, but a trained operator always reviews the flagged cases and approves borderline submissions where the data is readable and the account history looks clean.

One-time requirement

Once your account carries a verified badge you can withdraw to DANA, OVO or GoPay without uploading again, even if you change your phone or log in from a different device; the verification follows your account, not your session.

Compliance alignment

KYC checks meet regional anti-money-laundering standards and keep the platform accessible where local law permits operation; we update document rules when Indonesia regulations change, and you will see any new requirements in your account dashboard.

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Document Types and Upload Rules

Your KYC pack needs two pieces: a government identity document showing your full name and date of birth, and a recent proof of address dated within the last three months. For identity we take Indonesian KTP cards, national passports or SIM driver licences; snap a clear photo in daylight so every corner and all text are visible, with no glare covering the

ID number or your face. Address proof can be a utility bill, bank statement or rental agreement that matches the name on your ID and shows your current Indonesia address; PDF uploads and phone photos both work, and the file size limit sits at five megabytes per document. Once you submit both through the account-settings panel we run fraud checks and compare

the name to your registered account, then send you a confirmation message within two to six hours if everything lines up.

KYC Glossary

What does KYC mean?

Know Your Customer; a process where we verify your identity with government documents before allowing withdrawals, designed to prevent fraud and meet financial regulations in regions where the platform operates legally.

What is proof of address?

A recent utility bill, bank statement or rental contract dated within the last ninety days that shows your full name and current Indonesia address, used to confirm you live where you registered your account.

What is a KTP card?

Indonesia national identity card issued by the civil registry; it displays your sixteen-digit ID number, photo, full name and address, and we accept clear phone photos of the front side for KYC verification.

What does manual review mean?

A compliance officer examines your uploaded documents by eye to check for tampering, confirm the text matches your account name and approve or reject the submission; this step happens after automated fraud filters run.

What is a verification badge?

A green tick icon that appears on your account profile once your KYC documents pass review, signaling that future withdrawals to DANA, OVO or GoPay will not require another identity check.

What is a resubmission?

Uploading a corrected or replacement document after your first KYC attempt was rejected; the system lets you delete the failed file and try again with a clearer photo or a more recent address proof.

KYC Document Questions

Upload one government identity proof — Indonesian KTP card, passport or SIM driver licence — plus one proof of address dated within three months, such as a utility bill or bank statement showing your name and current Indonesia address.

Most submissions are reviewed within two to six hours during business days; weekend uploads may wait until Monday morning, and complicated cases where the name spelling does not match your account exactly can take up to twenty-four hours.

No; the first withdrawal request triggers the KYC prompt, and your payout stays on hold until we approve your documents, so upload your ID and address proof as soon as you open your account to avoid delays later.

You will receive an inbox message explaining the reason — common issues are blurry photos, expired documents or name mismatches — then you can delete the rejected file, fix the problem and resubmit through the same KYC panel in account settings.

No; KYC approval is tied to your account, not your device, so you can log in from a new phone or desktop browser and still withdraw to DANA, OVO or GoPay without uploading documents again.

Yes; PDF scans and phone photos both work as long as the file is under five megabytes and every corner of the document is visible with clear text; scanner quality is often better than phone cameras in low light.

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