Your ID verification may have failed due to one of the following reasons:
Blurry or Low-Quality Image: If your ID photo is unclear, too dark, or has glare, the system may not be able to verify it.
Unsupported Document: Expired IDs, photocopies, or IDs from unverified regions may not be accepted.
Information Doesn’t Match: If the details on your ID don’t match what you provided, verification may be unsuccessful.
Damaged or Altered ID: Torn, faded, or edited IDs can lead to rejection.
Submitting a Screen Image: Photos of an ID displayed on a device screen (e.g., another phone or computer) are not allowed.
Suspicious Activity Detected: If any inconsistencies or signs of fraud are found, your submission may be declined.
Technical Issues: A weak internet connection or an interrupted session can cause verification failures.
How to fix it:
Use a well-lit environment and ensure the ID is clear and undamaged.
Submit a valid, government-issued ID in its original form.
Double-check that all details match what you entered.
Ensure a stable internet connection during the process.
If you continue facing issues, please reach out to TXT App Now support for assistance.
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