- Joined
- Mar 22, 2026
- Location
- Manchester
Hi all,
I’m looking for some advice, as I’ve now reached a point where I’m unsure how to move forward.
I fully understand and accept KYC/AML requirements, and I’ve cooperated throughout the entire process. To date, I have provided:
ID and standard verification documents
Bank statements showing deposits
PayPal account evidence
Additional documents requested via both email and live chat
At one stage, I was told the only remaining requirement was evidence of a £65 Apple Pay deposit from December 2025. I initially couldn’t locate it, but I have since found it on my TSB account and provided the statement.
Following that, on live chat I was told:
“Yes, we have everything needed for now”
and that verification would take 24–48 hours
What has changed
I have now received a response from the complaints team stating they are unable to establish the authenticity of the documents provided and are requesting:
continuous video recordings of logging into my bank accounts
a video of me holding the card used
They have also described this as their final decision, referring me to ADR.
My concerns
The process has changed multiple times, despite me complying at each stage
I was previously told everything required had been received
The current request for continuous banking video recordings feels excessive and raises security concerns
I have already provided substantial evidence across multiple sources and dates
I want to be clear — I am not refusing verification. I have made every effort to comply and have provided all documentation I can reasonably access, including locating an older account to evidence the requested transaction.
What I’m asking
A review of whether the current verification request is proportionate
Confirmation of whether the documents already provided are sufficient
Assistance in resolving this so my withdrawal can be processed
I’m happy to cooperate further where reasonable, but I’m concerned that the requirements have escalated beyond what would normally be expected, especially after being told everything had been received.
If any one can give their advise or past experience, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
I’m looking for some advice, as I’ve now reached a point where I’m unsure how to move forward.
I fully understand and accept KYC/AML requirements, and I’ve cooperated throughout the entire process. To date, I have provided:
ID and standard verification documents
Bank statements showing deposits
PayPal account evidence
Additional documents requested via both email and live chat
At one stage, I was told the only remaining requirement was evidence of a £65 Apple Pay deposit from December 2025. I initially couldn’t locate it, but I have since found it on my TSB account and provided the statement.
Following that, on live chat I was told:
What has changed
I have now received a response from the complaints team stating they are unable to establish the authenticity of the documents provided and are requesting:
continuous video recordings of logging into my bank accounts
a video of me holding the card used
They have also described this as their final decision, referring me to ADR.
My concerns
The process has changed multiple times, despite me complying at each stage
I was previously told everything required had been received
The current request for continuous banking video recordings feels excessive and raises security concerns
I have already provided substantial evidence across multiple sources and dates
I want to be clear — I am not refusing verification. I have made every effort to comply and have provided all documentation I can reasonably access, including locating an older account to evidence the requested transaction.
What I’m asking
A review of whether the current verification request is proportionate
Confirmation of whether the documents already provided are sufficient
Assistance in resolving this so my withdrawal can be processed
I’m happy to cooperate further where reasonable, but I’m concerned that the requirements have escalated beyond what would normally be expected, especially after being told everything had been received.
If any one can give their advise or past experience, I would really appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.


