Overview
KYC (Know Your Customer) verification is required for organizers who want to create paid events on EventPalour. The KYC approval process ensures that organizers provide valid identification and business documentation before they can collect payments.Accessing KYC Management
Navigate to/admin/kyc to review KYC applications:
KYC Status Types
Applications can have five different statuses:Status Definitions
NOT_SUBMITTED- Organizer has not submitted KYC application
- Default state for new organizers
- Cannot create paid events
- Application submitted and awaiting admin review
- All required documents uploaded
- Appears in admin pending queue
- Application approved by admin
- Organizer can create paid events
- Counted as “paid organizer” in metrics
- Application rejected due to invalid/fraudulent documents
- Organizer cannot create paid events
- Must resubmit with corrected information
- Application needs additional information or corrections
- Organizer can update and resubmit
- More lenient than full rejection
Verification Requirements
Standard KYC requirements displayed to admins:Document Types
Reviewing Applications
Fetching Applications
Retrieve all KYC applications with user information:Status Counts
Track applications by status:Approval Workflow
Updating KYC Status
Admins can approve, reject, or request updates:Audit Logging
All KYC decisions are logged:Notification System
Approval Notification
When KYC is approved:Rejection Notification
When KYC is rejected:Update Required Notification
When updates are needed:Common Rejection Reasons
Standard rejection reasons displayed to admins:KYC Metrics
Track pending KYC applications:Review Checklist
When reviewing KYC applications:-
Verify Identity Documents
- Check document is clear and readable
- Verify expiration date is valid
- Confirm name matches application
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Validate Personal Information
- Full name matches ID document
- Phone number is valid format
- Date of birth is reasonable
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Check for Fraud Indicators
- Document appears authentic (no tampering)
- Information is consistent across documents
- No signs of digital manipulation
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Business Documentation (if applicable)
- Business registration is valid
- Tax ID is properly formatted
- Business name matches registration
Best Practices
- Timely Review: Process applications within 24-48 hours
- Clear Feedback: Provide specific reasons for rejection or update requests
- Documentation: Log detailed notes in the audit trail
- Consistency: Apply the same verification standards to all applications
- Privacy: Handle personal information with care and confidentiality
- Communication: Use professional, helpful language in rejection messages