Propr KYC Reset and Verification Tips

Summary

Propr announces a KYC reset for participants with PENDING or ABANDONED statuses so you can start verification again. The announcement provides tips to complete verification in one session, recommends Brave or Chrome and desktop use, and explains using Continue on phone to scan a QR code for the required selfie. Support is available in #📥・kyc-open-a-ticket.

@Investor
📢 KYC Update
For participants with a PENDING or ABANDONED Status for their KYC verification, we have reset your status.
You can now start the process over.

Here are a few tips for a smooth completion:

  • Once you start, complete the verification in one go. Do not close the page or leave it idle. The process only takes a few minutes from start to finish.
  • Use a crypto-friendly browser such as Brave or Chrome. Avoid Firefox and Safari.
    Start the verification on desktop rather than mobile.
  • If your PC does not have a camera, do not upload images. Instead, click the "Continue on phone"button and scan the QR code. The final step requires a selfie, and switching to mobile verification is not possible once images have been uploaded.

I remain available to support you in our dedicated #📥・kyc-open-a-ticket

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