I recently successfully completed the identity verification process for the Zama project, and the entire process went smoothly. I noticed that many friends around me were rejected during KYC review, and once rejected, there is usually little chance to appeal. Therefore, I decided to organize my practical experience to hopefully provide some参考 for everyone.
My basic information: - Nationality: China - Document type: Passport - Address registration: Hong Kong
Here, I want to especially emphasize the address proof step. Many people tend to stumble here because platforms have quite strict requirements for address documents—the documents must be clear and legible, containing complete address information, issuing organization, and date. Routine documents like utility bills and bank statements work best. I used such standard documents, ensuring that every piece of information is fully visible.
Throughout the verification process, consistency of real information is crucial. The name on the passport, address registration, and the uploaded proof documents must match exactly. Even minor discrepancies can trigger system flags. I recommend everyone double-check everything before submitting. Don’t rush—quality is more important than speed.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 6h ago
The address proof part is really a trap. I previously fell for the details and almost got rejected. The original poster's experience post deserves a thumbs up.
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RektButSmiling
· 01-10 04:59
Bro, this KYC really feels like mysticism. A few of my friends failed at the address verification part.
Don't casually change the name on your passport; the system is really strict.
It's worth double-checking these details repeatedly. Unlike some projects that just fudge it.
Consistency of information is indeed a skill. Looks like you passed this time, so you’re lucky.
Hearing you say that, I need to organize my documents properly. Don't want to mess up at the last minute.
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JustHereForMemes
· 01-10 04:54
Haha, the address part is really a trap. My classmate was directly rejected just because the details didn't match.
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LiquidityNinja
· 01-10 04:54
Oh no, address verification is really a trap. I almost got caught before.
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CryptoSourGrape
· 01-10 04:52
Alright then, you all have passed, and I'm still waiting there. Truly unlucky.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-10 04:48
Proof of address is really a trap. I have a friend whose utility bill was rejected just because they added an extra character...
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FlatlineTrader
· 01-10 04:46
Really, you must pay attention to address verification. I've seen too many people get stuck here.
Utility bills are truly a secret weapon; nothing beats them.
Wow, the point about information consistency is spot on; the system relies on this.
I recently successfully completed the identity verification process for the Zama project, and the entire process went smoothly. I noticed that many friends around me were rejected during KYC review, and once rejected, there is usually little chance to appeal. Therefore, I decided to organize my practical experience to hopefully provide some参考 for everyone.
My basic information:
- Nationality: China
- Document type: Passport
- Address registration: Hong Kong
Here, I want to especially emphasize the address proof step. Many people tend to stumble here because platforms have quite strict requirements for address documents—the documents must be clear and legible, containing complete address information, issuing organization, and date. Routine documents like utility bills and bank statements work best. I used such standard documents, ensuring that every piece of information is fully visible.
Throughout the verification process, consistency of real information is crucial. The name on the passport, address registration, and the uploaded proof documents must match exactly. Even minor discrepancies can trigger system flags. I recommend everyone double-check everything before submitting. Don’t rush—quality is more important than speed.