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5 Mistakes Before Submitting Documents That Break KYC

▪ Every second case fails not because of editing quality, but because of the source files. Below are the issues we see most often.

› Mistake 1 – incorrect date ranges
→ KYC systems check dates first. If the range doesn’t match, the case gets rejected almost instantly.

› Mistake 2 – mismatched addresses
→ The address in the account, document, and profile must match. Any difference = an immediate flag.

› Mistake 3 – files forwarded through messengers
→ Compression destroys EXIF and the file structure. For KYC it looks the same: “tampering” or “corruption”.

› Mistake 4 – screenshots instead of originals
→ A screenshot changes the file format and metadata system. Algorithms detect this automatically.

› Mistake 5 – tilted or poorly lit photos
→ Distortions, noise, and overexposure reduce clarity and lower approval chances even with perfect editing.

▪ Want your case to pass faster? Send files without compression, keep date ranges consistent, and never change the document format.

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How KYC Tracks Your Behavior After the First Document Upload

▪ Most people believe KYC evaluates only the image itself. But from the very first upload, the system begins monitoring user behavior – and that’s what breaks many cases.

› What triggers the algorithms:

→ sudden device changes between attempts
→ IP jumps or switching to mobile data
→ too many re-uploads of the same document
→ sending an “updated” file just minutes later
→ timing gaps that don’t match real user flow
→ multiple verification entries without a logical pattern

▪ Even a perfect document fails if the behavior looks like an attempt to “adjust” the material. KYC analyzes not only the file but also the dynamics – and those are harder to fake than the picture itself.

› Want to understand what exactly triggers the platform in your case?
Send your attempts, timing, and source files – we’ll show where the system flags the risk.

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Why KYC Loves Consistency – and Instantly Flags Chaos

▪ We continue revealing the nuances of how KYC systems operate. Most people believe the document is all that matters, but platforms evaluate behavioral logic – and that alone often breaks the case.

› How KYC algorithms think:

→ identical data + stable action pattern = “normal”
→ sudden changes, rushed attempts and retries = “suspicious”
→ switching devices or IP at a critical moment = a flag
→ actions that are too fast or too delayed = broken logic
→ attempts must follow an organic sequence, not a forced one

▪ KYC works like a surveillance system: it compares your behavior to thousands of known scenarios. When your dynamic stands out, even a perfect document won’t help.

› Why this matters
A flawless edit still fails if the overall process looks like an attempt to “fit the correct version”.

› Want us to check your case?
Send your timing, attempts and source files – we’ll show where the system flags risk and how to fix it.

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3 Types of Clients Whose Cases Get Approved Faster

▪ We continue sharing real-world KYC practice — without theory or “universal tips”. Over the years, one thing is clear: approval speed depends far more on client behavior and approach than on luck.

› Type 1 – Consistent
→ does not change data on the fly
→ does not re-upload files five times in a row
→ follows a clear step-by-step logic and timing
Algorithms favor stability — and these cases pass faster.

› Type 2 – Prepared
→ sends original files without compression
→ provides the full data set upfront
→ doesn’t “remember” critical details after submission
Fewer edits mean fewer red flags from the system.

› Type 3 – Process-aware
→ doesn’t rush at critical stages
→ doesn’t experiment during verification
→ acts according to a plan, not emotions
This behavior looks natural to KYC systems.

▪ Why this matters
Algorithms don’t compare you to perfection — they compare you to thousands of real scenarios. The closer your process is to “normal”, the higher your approval chances.

› Want your case to fall into this category?
Send your task and source files — we’ll help you build the right process from the first attempt.

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