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Last updated 2 years ago

Required Information: Wallet address, Phone number, Email, First Name, Last Name, Birthday, Passport ID, Resident Address, Postal Code, Selfie

To apply for the Okse Card, you need to complete the KYC (Know Your Customer) process. You can start the process by connecting your wallet from Metamask or any other web3 wallet providers. Please note that the Okse Wallet does not require KYC.

If you haven't passed the KYC process yet, you can start it after connecting your wallet. To complete the KYC process, you need to submit the required information and documents. You can follow the guide on how to pass verification provided by Sumsub, our KYC service provider.

After you submit your KYC information, your status will be marked as "In Review". Typically, it takes around 10 minutes to review the submitted information, and once your KYC is confirmed, you can move on to the next step of getting your Okse Card.

HOW TO PASS THE KYC?

At this time, Okse is not able to facilitate account creation, payment sending or receiving, or card issuance for individuals or businesses located in the following countries/jurisdictions:

Afghanistan, Barbados, Ghana, Haiti, Iran, Iraq, Jamaica, Jordan, Malta, Mauritius, Morocco, Nicaragua, Pakistan, Romania, Syria, Trinidad Tobago, Uganda, USA and North Korea.

Please follow our social media channels to stay informed about any updates or changes to these restrictions. We look forward to welcoming individuals and businesses from these jurisdictions into the crypto community in the future.

https://sumsub.com/how-to-pass-verification/