KYC checks diagram

KYC (Know Your Customer) process is optional and can be tailored to the merchants needs. Expanded flow for bank onramp scenario is shown below:

KYC processing steps

XGateway facilitates seamless KYC (Know Your Customer) checks through integrations with trusted KYC providers. This flow is embedded within the checkout process and operates as follows:

Quick Status Check:
- Users who have previously completed KYC are redirected directly to the payment processing page.
Eligibility for Simplified Flow:
- For users without prior KYC status, special conditions configured by the merchant are applied.
- By default, first-time users with transactions below 700 EUR qualify for a simplified flow, where the KYC process can be skipped once.
- KYC is triggered for:
  - Transactions above the 700 EUR threshold.
  - Second and subsequent payment attempts.
  - Explicit merchant requirements.
Simplified Flow Completion:
- If eligible for the simplified flow, the KYC process concludes, and the user is redirected to the payment processing page.
- Otherwise, the user's status changes to KYC_NEEDED, initiating the main KYC process.
KYC Data Submission:
- The user is redirected to a KYC request form to input their details. Their status changes to KYC_PENDING, and additional rules may expedite processing where possible.
KYC Token Check:
- XGateway performs a token check to determine if previously submitted KYC data can be reused.
- If the token check fails, the user’s status changes to PENDING_KYC_DATA, and the checkout page integrates securely with the KYC provider for data submission.
Inline KYC Data Collection:
- Data collection may involve multiple steps and can take some time, though most checks are completed automatically within minutes.
Callback and Status Update:
- Upon successful verification, the user’s status changes to FULL_USER, and the invoice activation process begins.
Unsuccessful Verification:
- Failed verification result in one of two statuses:
  - SOFT_KYC_FAILED: Recoverable errors, such as incorrect or incomplete user data. XGateway provides an inline patch form, allowing users to correct and resubmit their data, with multiple retries if needed.
  - HARD_FAIL: Indicates a suspicious user or one deemed ineligible for the transaction. This results in a failure page at checkout, invoice cancellation, and merchant notification. While the user may escalate the issue to technical support, the likelihood of a positive outcome is low.

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KYC processing steps

XGateway facilitates seamless KYC (Know Your Customer) checks through integrations with trusted KYC providers. This flow is embedded within the checkout process and operates as follows:

Quick Status Check:

Users who have previously completed KYC are redirected directly to the payment processing page.

Eligibility for Simplified Flow:

For users without prior KYC status, special conditions configured by the merchant are applied.
By default, first-time users with transactions below 700 EUR qualify for a simplified flow, where the KYC process can be skipped once.
KYC is triggered for:
- Transactions above the 700 EUR threshold.
- Second and subsequent payment attempts.
- Explicit merchant requirements.

Simplified Flow Completion:

If eligible for the simplified flow, the KYC process concludes, and the user is redirected to the payment processing page.
Otherwise, the user's status changes to KYC_NEEDED, initiating the main KYC process.

KYC Data Submission:

The user is redirected to a KYC request form to input their details. Their status changes to KYC_PENDING, and additional rules may expedite processing where possible.

KYC Token Check:

XGateway performs a token check to determine if previously submitted KYC data can be reused.
If the token check fails, the user’s status changes to PENDING_KYC_DATA, and the checkout page integrates securely with the KYC provider for data submission.

Inline KYC Data Collection:

Data collection may involve multiple steps and can take some time, though most checks are completed automatically within minutes.

Callback and Status Update:

Upon successful verification, the user’s status changes to FULL_USER, and the invoice activation process begins.

Unsuccessful Verification:

Failed verification result in one of two statuses:
- SOFT_KYC_FAILED: Recoverable errors, such as incorrect or incomplete user data. XGateway provides an inline patch form, allowing users to correct and resubmit their data, with multiple retries if needed.
- HARD_FAIL: Indicates a suspicious user or one deemed ineligible for the transaction. This results in a failure page at checkout, invoice cancellation, and merchant notification. While the user may escalate the issue to technical support, the likelihood of a positive outcome is low.