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ROLLER Payments: Know your customer (KYC)

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Identity verification

To qualify for payouts and comply with financial regulations, we need to verify your information. Know your customer (KYC) is a process used by financial institutions to verify the identity of their customers, helping prevent fraud and ensuring secure transactions.

This article describes the process and key requirements of the Know Your Customer (KYC) identity verification process that you must complete to process and receive funds if you're using ROLLER Payments.

It's important to review this entire article prior to submitting your data in the KYC form. Incorrect submissions will cause delays in getting you live on ROLLER Payments.

How does it work?

The KYC verification process is managed by our payment processing partner Adyen. However, you access the verification portal from Venue Manager in ROLLER.

The process to complete KYC verification is as follows:

  1. Collect required identity documents
    Review the section Verification requirements and documents below and gather scans or photos of the documents for uploading to the Adyen verification portal in ROLLER.

  2. Access the verification portal in Venue Manager
    From Venue Manager, go to Settings > Integrations > ROLLER Payments and select Launch verification. The Adyen verification portal opens from ROLLER in a new browser window.

  3. Complete and submit verification
    Follow the instructions in the verification portal to submit the information and documentation required.

  4. Monitor status
    You will receive email notifications as the verification is assessed. Each verification generally takes 2 to 5 business days to be processed.

If a particular verification fails, you will receive an email outlining the cause. It's critical that you immediately return to the Adyen verification portal in ROLLER and rectify as the verification must be completed and approved within 30 days of initial submission.

Verification deadline

You are required to successfully complete the verification process before you can receive payouts of any funds processed. Furthermore, if the verification process is not completed within 30 days of the first transaction, ROLLER Payments may need to suspend your ability to take payments temporarily until we can fully verify your business.

Access the KYC verification portal

From Venue Manager, go to Settings > Integrations > ROLLER Payments and select Launch verification.

The Adyen verification portal opens in ROLLER. Follow the instructions on screen to enter and submit the required information and documents for verification.

Verification requirements and documents

Identity verification: Business owners

As part of the checks for an organization, you're required to verify the identity of all business owners. We refer to these individuals as owners, controllers, and signatories.
At a minimum, you must verify the following people (note that they can be the same person):

  • 1 controlling person (Controller) who makes major business decisions

  • 1 signatory who has signing authority

The table below describes the criteria for identifying them, and the minimum required number for each.

Who

Criteria

Required number of individuals

Owners

Individuals who directly or indirectly own 25% or more of the total shares, voting rights or other equity in the business.

Between zero to four. Adyen requires information about all individuals that fit this criterion.
If no one owns 25% or more of the organization, then you must provide information about a controller.

Controllers

Any individuals who exercise ultimate effective control in making decisions for the whole company. If such an individual cannot be identified, then members of senior management must be identified as controllers.

At least one. Adyen requires information about all individuals that fit this criterion.
For Brazil and the United States of America it is required that at least one individual is identified.

Signatories

A person who has signing authority

At least one. All signatories are required to be identified.

Trust ABN or NZBN verification (AU/NZ Only)

Adyen's requirements for onboarding a business with an ABN or NZBN registered as a trust in Australia or New Zealand require a few more details, given there are more responsible people involved in this business structure.

What are the requirements for onboarding a trust-registered business?

Trust Deed

Your business will be required to upload a copy of the entire trust deed, so you’ll need to have this on hand, preferably a digital copy. This will include the initial trust deed AND any deeds of variation (if the trust has been modified in any way since the initial set up, a trust may also have a “deed of variation”, showing any changes made.) You’ll also be required to identify the people or entities that fulfil a certain role in the trust, listed below. These roles are usually found on the Schedule page of a trust, which is generally found towards the end of the trust.

Settlor

The settlor’s role is as the creator of the trust. This may also be referred to as the founder or the grantor. Adyen requires us to identify at least one settlor to onboard a trust.

Trustee

The trustee’s role is as the main person/s or entity/entities that manages the disbursement, accrual and disposal of assets in the trust. Adyen requires us to collect the details of ALL trustees named in the trusts. Trustees may be an individual or a company, and the onboarding page will prompt you to select which one they are when entering the details.

Protector

Protector is a blanket term for multiple roles that might be detailed in a trust. This includes things like: custodian, appointor, nominees, managers, and guardians. Not all trusts have a protector, but if a trust has any kind of protector Adyen will require the venue to identify this person. Protectors can only be an individual. If you’re not sure whether you have a protector on your trust, we advise checking in with your accountant or financial controller.

Defined Beneficiary

A defined beneficiary is an individual or entity for whom the trust operates. Defined beneficiaries can be either a company or a single person, and Adyen is required to verify the identity of all defined beneficiaries listed on the trust. Not all trusts have defined beneficiaries - if they don’t, they will have undefined beneficiaries.

Undefined Beneficiary

Similar in role to a defined beneficiary, undefined beneficiaries are not named explicitly on the trust deed, but are referred to in a meaningful way in the Schedule page. This may be harder to identify - if the trust deed does not have defined beneficiaries, we recommend reaching out to your accountant to confirm the undefined beneficiaries may be helpful.

What kind of information is required for the above trust members?

If the role is held by an individual, Adyen will require:

  • Full name

  • Date of birth

  • Residential address

If the role is held by a company or other entity (like a partnership), Adyen will require:

  • The entity name

  • ABN, ACN or NZBN of the entity

  • The address that the entity is registered at

  • If the trustee is a company or other entity, Adyen may require information on the people who control that company, such as name and date of birth.

Information required for individuals associated with your business

The following details are required for each individual associated with your business:

  • Full name - must exactly match the photo ID uploaded

  • Residential address - a PO Box as your address is not accepted

  • Date of birth

  • ID number (see table below for the countries this applies to)

  • Email

  • Phone number - including country code (mobile number is recommended for faster verification)

In addition, you may be asked to provide additional information or documents, such as a copy of the individual's identification document (passport, driver's license, etc.).

Countries requiring ID number

The following countries require an ID number to be provided for each individual associated with your business:

Country

ID type

Example

United States

Social security number

123-45-6789 or 6789

Brazil

Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas (CPF) number

614.492.110-97

Canada

Social insurance number

123-456-789

Denmark

CPR-nummer

220550-6218

Italy

Codice fiscale

MLLSNT82P65Z404U 

Business information required

The following business information is required:

  • Phone number

  • Business registration number (table below shows to which registration number is required)

  • Trading name

  • Legal business name

  • Address

Registration number by Country

Country

Registration number

Example

Australia and New Zealand  

Australian Business Number (ABN),
Australian Company Number (ACN) or New Zealand Business Number (NZBN)

ABN: 51 064 874 531
ACN: 064 874 531
NZBN: 9429 000 123 456

Austria

Firmenbuchnummer

FN123456m

Canada

Social insurance number

123-456-789

Belgium 

Company Number/Numéro d'entreprise 

1234567890

Brazil 

CNPJ

42.318.949/0001-84

Canada

Business Number 

123456789

Czech Republic 

IČO 

123 45 678

Denmark 

CVR-nummer 

22756214

Finland 

Y-TUNNUS 

1234567-8

France 

SIRET number or
SIREN number

SIRET: 542051180-00066
SIREN: 542051180

Germany 

Handelsregisternummer 

HRB 100484

Ireland 

Company Number 

123456

Italy

Codice fiscale or
CCIAA number

Codice fiscale: 00470400011
CCIAA number: TO0091712

Netherlands

Kamer van Koophandel 

(KvK) 34179503

Norway

Organisasjonsnummer 

923 609 016

Poland

Numer KRS or
Numer identyfikacyjny REGON 

Numer KRS: 0000123456
Numer identyfikacyjny REGON: 610188201

Portugal

NIPC

123456789

Spain

Número de Identificación Fiscal (NIF)

A39000013

Sweden

Organisationsnummer 

202100-5489

Switzerland

UID/IDE/IDI or
CH-number

UID/IDE/IDI: CHE123456789
CH-number: CH-550.0.067.293-5

United Kingdom

Company Number

04366849

United States 

Employer Identification Number (EIN)

101002749

Bank account verification

The following information is required in the form fields to verify the business bank account which will receive payouts:

  • Owner name (must match the “Legal business name” as provided in the Company verification)

  • Iban or Branch code and account number

  • Country code

  • Currency code

If Adyen is unable to verify a bank account, you may be required to upload a bank statement. Any uploaded document will need to meet the following requirements.

Bank verification document upload (where applicable)

Important requirements

  • Bank logo or bank name in a unique font

  • Bank account details

  • Legal Business Name

  • Must be dated (no more than 12 months old).

Document format

  • Allowed formats: jpeg, jpg, pdf, png

  • Minimum allowed size: 1 byte for PDF, 10 kB for other formats

  • Maximum allowed size: 10 MB

  • No maximum on the number of pages for PDF

Accepted document types

  • Online banking environment (downloaded file or screenshot)

  • Bank issued statement (downloaded file or screenshot)

Photo identification

Each shareholder or UBO as outlined in the Identity verification section abvoe is required to submit a photo ID document. The table shows the supported photo ID documents and the data that be provided for that document:

Supported photo IDs

Document

Data

Passport

Data page
(picture, MRZ, and details)

ID card
(government issued)

Front and back

 

Driver's license

Front and back

When you upload a photo ID, it must meet the following requirements:

  • Non-expired

  • Must be in color

  • MRZ must be visible (if available).

  • Separate file for front and back of the ID document (only when providing an ID card or driver's license).

  • Allowed formats: JPEG, JPG, PDF, or PNG

  • Minimum allowed size: 1 KB for PDF, 100 KB for other formats

  • Maximum allowed size: 4 MB

  • Maximum allowed pages for PDF: 2

Refer to this document upload guide below:

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Tips when submitting your information

When submitting company verification

  • Street number & address must be entered into the two separate fields

  • All fields must be populated and if there is no applicable entry, you will use duplicate information for both lines (ie for an address with no street number, the street name would be added twice)
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When submitting bank verification

  • Make sure that the business name on your bank statement matches the legal business name submitted within your Company verification

  • The Bank document submitted can't be older than 12 months

  • You can't submit an empty cheque as verification

When submitting identity verification

  • All people associated with the business:

    • 1 x Controller and 1 x Signatory are always required (they can be the same person)

    • Any business owners (Owners)

  • One person can have multiple roles

  • Make sure the identity verification document submitted (passport, government issued ID or driver's licence) are straight and no part of the document is cropped out

Periodic Customer Reviews

As part of ROLLER Payments' obligations around customer due diligence, we may reach out from time to time to ask that you log into the Hosted Onboarding page in Venue Manager and verify that your business details are accurate and up to date. We'll send you an email with the timeframe we need you to check this by. If this is not completed within the timeframe specified, ROLLER Payments may need to temporarily suspend your payouts until we can verify this information.

  • From the email, you can log into Venue Manager and navigate to Settings Integrations ROLLER Payments and click Launch verification.

  • The Hosted Onboarding page will direct you to any specific details that need to be reviewed - we recommend reviewing all details entered here and making any adjustments necessary. Once everything is up to date, click submit.

Frequently asked questions

A relative of mine is a UBO, but does not have a passport. Do they need to be included in the verification checks?

Yes. If applying as a business, identity check will need to be completed for each shareholder or Ultimate Beneficial Owner (UBO) with >25% ownership.

Why haven't I received a status update since submitting my verification?

Times can vary on processing verifications, some steps are automated and others are manual checks. It can take between 2 to 4 business days and Adyen are based in Europe.

If you have not received a response after 5 business days submit a ticket and our ROLLER Payments team will get in contact.