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According to the New Zealand Anti-Money Laundering Act, all financial institutions must verify the identity of their customers. This is also called “Know Your Customer” or the KYC process.

We use advanced third-party solutions to verify your ID, match your photo, and confirm your residential address in New Zealand.

Click here to learn more about the privacy of your data.

No, we need to verify your email address, basic information, and residential address before your first order. The good news is using our digital biometrics system, in most cases, you can place your first order within minutes of completing your online verification.

We take the security and privacy of your data seriously at Rebit. Your information is shared only in accordance with our Privacy Policy.

  • Our digital verification agencies, including APLYiD, delete your data once the result is shared with Rebit.
  • Authorised Rebit compliance staff have access to your basic profile information.
  • Local and overseas operators have access to your transfer details, including recipient details, when needed to process your orders.
  • We may share your ID details when requested by banking partners for compliance purposes.
  • We do not share your details with any other agency unless required by law. For more details, please view our Terms and Conditions.

Rebit may ask you to confirm that a bank account belongs to you before it can be used for a transfer. This helps protect your account and allows us to meet banking and compliance requirements.

What document can I provide?

Please provide a bank-issued document that clearly shows:
  • The account holder’s full name
  • The bank name
  • The bank account number
Suitable evidence may include a bank statement or an official proof-of-account or account-confirmation document downloaded from your bank.

Your account number is not the same as your card number. Please do not upload a photo of your bank card.

How can I upload the document?


Select the relevant bank account and follow the available prompt to upload your proof of account.

For your security, please upload the document through your Rebit account. Do not send bank documents or card images through Telegram.

The document will be reviewed by the relevant team. Providing a document does not guarantee approval, and we may request further information if required.

Rebit may ask you to provide an additional document or complete an ACTION REQUIRED item before we can continue with your verification, compliance review, or transfer.

Please upload only the document requested on your Verification screen or by the Rebit KYC team. Do not guess which document is required.

How can I upload an additional document?


Check the ACTION REQUIRED section, follow the instructions shown for your account, and attach the requested file.

Before uploading, please make sure:
  • The document belongs to the correct Rebit account holder
  • The complete document is included
  • Names, dates, account numbers, and other required details are clear and readable
  • All relevant pages are included

For your security, do not send identity, banking, or compliance documents through Telegram.

If you are unsure which document is required or need to provide a written explanation, please contact:

After uploading, the relevant team will review your document. Uploading a document does not guarantee approval, and we may request additional information. Review times depend on the document and your case.

See if there is a manual method available for your country.

  • Automatic verification supports eligible New Zealand or Australian identity documents.
  • Manual verification may be required for other documents, including an Iranian passport.
  • Attach the requested identity document and proof of address.

The review time depends on the documents and any further checks required.

When proof of address is requested, upload a recent document showing your full name and current residential address, such as:

  • A bank statement
  • A utility or internet bill
  • A tenancy agreement
  • Another official document requested by the verification team

Upload it through Account > Verification and follow the exact request you received.

A gift letter can support verification when money was given to you and is not a loan. It should include:

  • Donor and recipient details and their relationship
  • Gift amount, currency, and date
  • The source and purpose of the funds
  • A statement that no repayment or interest is required
  • Donor name, signature, and date

Supporting bank statements or an official translation may also be requested.

Examples: 
gift letter based on a property sale,
gift letter for a loan application,
gift letter with transfer explanation and bank statement,
and officially translated gift letter.

Verification documents may be rejected when they are incomplete, unclear, expired, or do not match the details on your Rebit account.

Before uploading the document again, check that:

  • The entire document is visible, including all edges.
  • The image is clear, well lit, and free from glare.
  • The document is current and is one of the types requested.
  • Names, dates, and other details match your Rebit account.
  • Both sides or all requested pages are included.
  • An official or certified translation is included when requested.

Use only the upload method or secure channel provided by Rebit Verification page.

If the document is rejected again, contact [email protected].

Use these steps only when your account shows ACTION REQUIRED in Verification.

Complete the listed action
  • Open Account and select the Verification tab.
  • Read the specific action or document request shown on your account.
  • If files are requested, open Additional Documents and select Attach file or Take photo.
  • Add every requested file, then select Send file(s).

The required action depends on your account status and your recent orders. 

Do not upload guessed or unrelated documents. Contact support if the instruction is unclear.

Please click Contact Us. Send us your request via email to [email protected] . 
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