Certification of Documents
We are required to verify all individuals and business entities on the Rails platform as part of our Know Your Customer (KYC) and Know Your Business (KYB) regulatory requirements. While we use third-party tools to automate these checks, some countries lack public access to the information required to support this process. If we cannot independently verify your documents, we may request you to get them certified.
How to certify your documents
To certify your documents, have a qualified individual complete the required form and provide it to Rails when requested.
Business applicants in certain jurisdictions who are notified during the signup process that a certification form will be required may upload the completed form along with their business documents at the Company Document stage of the application (the final step).
Who can certify your documents?
The following individuals are acceptable certifiers:
Lawyer
Accountant
Director or manager of a regulated organization or financial service provider
Notary public
Member of the judiciary
Senior civil servant
Note: For business entities, this person may be employed by your organization but should not be a peer. For example, if you are a director or manager at a financial institution, have the documents certified by a lawyer or accountant, not another director or manager.
What to include in the certification
The certification must be digitally signed and should include the following:
Certifier’s name
Certifier’s signature
Certifier’s role or job title
Confirmation that the certifier is an employee of their organization
Date of certification
Following these guidelines helps ensure a smooth and secure verification process.
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