Policy

KYC & Verification Policy

Know Your Customer (KYC) verification is required before any withdrawal on CloudCaarl. This policy explains what we require, how it is processed, and how your data is protected.

Last Updated: January 1, 2025  ·  CloudCaarl, Phoenix, AZ, USA  ·  Questions? Contact Us
KYC is a one-time requirement. Once approved, you will not need to re-verify unless our team requests an update.

1. Why KYC Is Required

CloudCaarl is a financial platform that pays real money to real people. To comply with anti-money laundering (AML) laws and to protect our members from fraud, we verify the identity of every user before processing a withdrawal. KYC also prevents multiple account abuse and ensures that earnings go to the correct person.

2. What You Must Submit

To complete KYC verification, you must provide:

3. TIN Requirements

Your Tax Identification Number must be exactly 9 digits. We validate the format automatically when you enter it. Incorrect TINs will be flagged immediately. Submitting a false TIN is considered fraud and will result in permanent account termination.

4. Payment Methods Accepted

5. Review Timeline

KYC submissions are manually reviewed by our admin team. Standard review time is 1–3 business days. You will receive a notification when your status changes to Approved or Rejected.

6. Rejection & Resubmission

If your KYC is rejected, we will provide a written reason. Common rejection reasons include:

You may re-submit at any time after a rejection. There is no limit on resubmissions.

7. Data Protection

All KYC documents are stored in a private, encrypted Supabase Storage bucket. Documents are accessible only to the specific user who uploaded them and to authorized CloudCaarl admins. We never share KYC documents with third parties. Documents are retained for 5 years after account closure per financial regulations.

8. Admin Discretion

CloudCaarl admins reserve the right to request additional verification if there are concerns about account activity, even after initial KYC approval. This includes re-verification in cases of suspected account compromise.