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What documents do I need to complete the SmartPay KYC?
What documents do I need to complete the SmartPay KYC?
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Written by Marco Gomes
Updated over 2 weeks ago

The documentation required to complete your KYC (Know-Your-Customer) will vary depending on the type of Company applying.

Below you will find the standard list of the documents needed to complete a KYC application for all company types. Please note that this list is not exhaustive and if further documentation is required to complete your application our team will let you know.

For a UK Limited Company:

  • Certificate of Incorporation

  • Memorandum and articles of association or equivalent company constitution

  • Personal ID and personal address of all Director(s)

  • Personal ID and personal address of Ultimate Beneficiary Owner(s) (if applicable)

For a UK Limited Liability Partnership (LLP):

  • Certificate of Incorporation

  • Partnership Agreement

  • Personal ID and personal address of all Limited Partners

For a UK Limited Partnership (LP):

  • Proof of full legal name and legal entity address (any bill or bank statement dated in the last 3 months addressed to the legal entity)

  • Partnership Agreement

  • Personal ID and personal address of all General and Limited Partners

For a UK General Partnership (Unlimited):

  • Proof of full legal name and legal entity address (any bill or bank statement dated in the last 3 months addressed to the legal entity)

  • Partnership Agreement

  • Personal ID and personal address of all General Partners

*If not all the partners in the partnership are individuals, you may be asked to provide further information about the partnership structure.

For a UK Sole trader:

  • Applicant’s personal ID and personal address

  • Proof of full legal name and legal entity address (any bill or bank statement dated in the last 3 months addressed to the legal entity)

If you’re experiencing difficulties with your KYC application please contact our support team.

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