Valid official ID
Voter ID, passport or immigration document.
Establishes that whoever opens the account is who they claim to be, and ties the holder's name to every later order.
Exchanging dollars for USDT is a regulated activity, so there is a file. Here it is in full and up front: which document is requested, what each one is for, who opens it and how long it is kept.
Four items in total. Three are required by anti-money-laundering law because this is a regulated activity; the fourth is where your money goes, and you choose it.
Voter ID, passport or immigration document.
Establishes that whoever opens the account is who they claim to be, and ties the holder's name to every later order.
A utility bill or statement from the last three months.
Links the file to a verifiable address, which is what the authority asks for when a trade is reviewed.
A short questionnaire about where the money you are exchanging comes from.
Documents the lawful origin of the funds. It is the item that needs the most explaining and takes the least time: answered online.
The address where you want to receive the USDT, on the network you choose.
It is where settlement lands. You register it, it is confirmed with a single-use code, and only you can change it.
Virtual-asset exchange is classed as a vulnerable activity, so identifying the holder and documenting the source of funds is not optional for us, nor for any desk operating properly.
File and identification
What is collected to comply with the above is protected by data-protection rules: stated purpose, encrypted storage and rights you can exercise over your information.
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If anything about the file is unclear, write to us and we will settle it before you upload a single file. We reply the same business day.