Here are the steps for the KYC process for sellers to verify their identity and start selling on Roarr.Club:
- Registration/Login: Sellers should first register or log in to their Roarr.Club seller account.
- Navigate to KYC Section: Once logged in, sellers should navigate to Settings->Verification for KYC (Know Your Customer) section within their account settings.
- Fill Out KYC Form: Sellers will be required to fill out a KYC form with personal information such as name, address, contact details, etc.
- Upload Documents: Sellers will need to upload a scanned copy or a clear photo of their Aadhaar card, PAN, and bank statement or cancelled cheque that contains the seller information (account number, account holder name, IFSC code) this bank information should match with the PAN and Aadhaar. This document serves as proof of identity.
- Submit KYC Form: After filling out the form and uploading the Aadhaar card, sellers should review the information provided for accuracy.
- Review and Confirmation: Sellers should carefully review all the information provided in the KYC form and ensure that it matches the details on their Aadhaar card. Any discrepancies should be corrected before submission.
- Submit KYC Application: Once everything is reviewed and confirmed, sellers can submit their KYC application.
- Wait for Verification: After submission, sellers will need to wait for the KYC verification process to be completed by Roarr.Club. This process may take some time depending on the volume of applications.
- Confirmation Email: Sellers will receive a confirmation email once their KYC application has been successfully verified.
- Unlock Selling Capabilities: Upon successful verification of their identity through the KYC process, sellers will have their selling capabilities unlocked on Roarr.Club. They can now start listing and selling their products or services on the platform.
It’s important for sellers to ensure that all the information provided during the KYC process is accurate and up-to-date to avoid any delays or issues with verification. Additionally, they should keep an eye on their email inbox for any updates or notifications regarding their KYC application status.