How to verify identity on Bitget for higher withdrawal limits?

Identity Verification Requirements

1. Users must submit government-issued identification documents such as national ID cards, passports, or driver’s licenses depending on their country of residence.

2. The issuing country and residential country must be selected accurately during the KYC setup, as mismatched selections may result in document rejection.

3. Bitget accepts only high-resolution color photographs—black-and-white scans or low-contrast images are automatically flagged for review failure.

4. All four corners and edges of the ID must be fully visible without cropping; passport submissions require both the data page and adjacent page.

5. Facial verification mandates a live selfie taken under balanced lighting, with no headwear, eyewear, masks, or obstructions covering more than 10% of the face.

Submission Process Flow

1. Log into the Bitget platform via web or mobile application using verified credentials.

2. Navigate to Account Settings > Identity Verification, accessible through the profile icon on desktop or User Center on iOS/Android apps.

3. Select correct nationality and document type before uploading three mandatory files: ID front, ID back (if applicable), and real-time selfie.

4. Avoid glare, motion blur, or backlighting in all uploaded images—Bitget’s AI validation engine rejects submissions failing optical character recognition thresholds.

5. After upload confirmation, users receive an on-screen status update indicating “Under Review” with an estimated processing window of 1–4 hours.

Withdrawal Limit Tiers Post-Verification

1. Unverified accounts are capped at $1,000 USD equivalent per 24-hour period** for cryptocurrency withdrawals.

2. Level 1 KYC approval increases the limit to **$10,000 USD equivalent per day, applicable after successful ID and selfie validation.

3. Level 2 verification—requiring proof of address and additional biometric checks—enables **$100,000 USD equivalent daily withdrawal capacity**.

4. Institutional-tier limits exceeding $500,000 per day demand corporate documentation, bank statements, and source-of-funds declarations reviewed manually by Bitget Compliance.

5. Limits reset at 00:00 UTC daily; cumulative withdrawals across multiple asset types count toward the same cap unless whitelisted separately.

Common Rejection Triggers

1. Document expiration date falling within 30 days of submission triggers automatic disapproval regardless of clarity.

2. Selfie timestamps older than 15 minutes relative to upload time are treated as stale and invalidated.

3. Mismatched names between ID and registered Bitget account—especially discrepancies in middle names or transliteration—cause manual hold.

4. Use of digital overlays, filters, or augmented reality effects in selfies violates biometric integrity protocols.

5. Repeated failed attempts within 24 hours activate temporary lockout requiring support intervention before resubmission.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can I use a notarized copy of my ID if the original is unavailable?Bitget does not accept notarized copies, certified reproductions, or screenshots of IDs—only original, unaltered, machine-readable documents issued directly by governmental authorities are valid.

Q2: Why does my passport need two pages instead of one?Passport data pages alone lack sufficient cryptographic checksums for identity binding; the adjacent page contains secondary security features required for cross-validation against global travel document databases.

Q3: Is facial verification performed in real time or processed later?Facial matching occurs instantly upon selfie upload using liveness detection algorithms that analyze micro-movements, depth perception, and texture mapping—no delayed batch processing is involved.

Q4: Do I need to re-verify if I change my residential address?Yes—any update to residential country or physical address triggers mandatory revalidation of proof-of-address documents and may require updated ID issuance jurisdiction selection.