The moment of regaining what was lost truly makes people excited beyond words.
Zama's KYC review initially made me think it was a lost cause, but then I directly contacted the operations team. Unexpectedly, the issue was quickly resolved. Although I didn't pass on the first try like some others, I still got it done, and that's enough.
The pitfalls I encountered along the way are worth sharing. The first time, I used an ID card combined with a China Unicom bill, but it was rejected outright. After some thought, I changed my approach — still using the ID card, but replaced the supporting document with a utility bill, and this time I passed smoothly.
It seems that the platform is quite particular about the materials used for proof of residence. Unicom invoices and utility bills may look similar, but the system's recognition ability actually differs. If you've also encountered issues with KYC getting stuck, you might want to try a power company's bill — it might just help you bypass that hurdle.
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OnchainUndercover
· 10h ago
This trick with the electricity bill is really clever. I was also convinced when Unicom's invoice directly failed. How many people have lost at the KYC checkpoint?
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LayerZeroHero
· 10h ago
Haha, finally passed. KYC really is something else. I need to remember the utility bill trick.
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AirdropHarvester
· 10h ago
This trick with the electricity bill is brilliant. China Unicom's bill tricked me once, and now it turns out it was really a system recognition issue.
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LiquidatedAgain
· 10h ago
Haha, this is what I usually call the risk control point difference. The system's recognition capability can really hold people up for a month. The China Unicom invoice was settled, and the electricity bill saved the day—that's all there is to it.
The moment of regaining what was lost truly makes people excited beyond words.
Zama's KYC review initially made me think it was a lost cause, but then I directly contacted the operations team. Unexpectedly, the issue was quickly resolved. Although I didn't pass on the first try like some others, I still got it done, and that's enough.
The pitfalls I encountered along the way are worth sharing. The first time, I used an ID card combined with a China Unicom bill, but it was rejected outright. After some thought, I changed my approach — still using the ID card, but replaced the supporting document with a utility bill, and this time I passed smoothly.
It seems that the platform is quite particular about the materials used for proof of residence. Unicom invoices and utility bills may look similar, but the system's recognition ability actually differs. If you've also encountered issues with KYC getting stuck, you might want to try a power company's bill — it might just help you bypass that hurdle.