Identity Verification
Complete KYC, understand verification states, and resubmit rejected documents.
Submit your own clear, current documents through the protected verification page. Never send identity documents through Telegram or an ordinary support message.
Before you start
Verification unlocks after a one-step evaluation is passed, after Phase 2 of a two-step evaluation is passed, or when the account is already in the funded stage. Prepare a supported government ID, a selfie, and proof of address.
Steps
Upload the ID front. Upload the back when the document has relevant information on both sides.
Choose Bank Statement, Utility Bill, or Rental Contract, then upload the proof-of-address file.

What success looks like
Approved means the human identity review is complete. Pending means the submission is awaiting review. Rejected shows a reason or review note; correct the documents and resubmit. After a final evaluation pass, approval automatically issues the active master agreement to Contracts. Funded-account provisioning remains blocked until the agreement reaches a verified signed state.
Common mistakes
- Uploading an unreadable, cropped, expired, or reflected ID image.
- Using a proof of address that does not identify the applicant or address clearly.
- Uploading another person's document.
- Creating a second submission instead of correcting a rejected one.
What happens next
After approval, open Contracts and sign the automatically issued agreement. The agreement uses the legal name from your approved identity verification, even if the name you registered with BFT is different. Your signed-in account email must still match the agreement. Do not retry while the agreement shows Signing. When signed status is verified, BFT automatically issues the funded-trader certificate and starts funded-account provisioning. The same signed legal version covers later eligible accounts. A PDF layout revision under that legal version does not require another signature; a new legal agreement version does. KYC approval alone does not create payout eligibility; the other account and payout checks still apply.