GT99 Account Verification: Why It Is Asked and How to Pass

Why checks exist

Two forces drive verification. The first is protecting the account holder: if someone stole a password, a payout check stops the money leaving. The second is the operator's own obligation to know who is withdrawing. Both push the same way, towards matching a real person to the account.

Because the check compares what you submit with what is on file, the single most useful preparation is accurate registration. The registration guide explains what to enter at the start.

Documents typically asked

The list varies, so use this as a general picture and read the GT99 prompt for the actual requirement.

• A government-issued identity document showing your name and date of birth.
• Proof that you control the payment account, such as a screenshot of the wallet or bank profile showing your name.
• Sometimes a selfie or a short live check, if the site asks for one.
• Occasionally proof of address, which some sites request for larger withdrawals.

Submitting documents cleanly

Reviewers reject images they cannot read, so a clean submission is the fastest one. Photograph the document flat in daylight, include all four corners, avoid glare and keep the file within the size the site allows. Submit them only inside the GT99 site or app, never to an email or chat contact that approached you.

Cover nothing that the page asks you to show, and do not edit or filter the image.

Common reasons a review stalls

A name that differs between the account and the document, an expired document, a blurred photo, or a payout destination that is in someone else's name account for most delays. Fix the cause, resubmit, and wait. The effect on payouts is described in the withdrawal guide, and the practical tips are in fast withdrawal. The payments hub gives the overview.