Language
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The API Basics
- Customer types
- Balance Funding Source
- Bank transfer workflow
- Business verified customer
- Funding source verification
- Personal verified customer
- Test in the Sandbox
- Webhook Events
Features
Integrations
Integrations
Personal Customer Verification
This article will walk through the identity verification process for personal verified Customers within the Dwolla API.
A personal
verified Customer represents an individual that intends to send or receive funds on your platform. In any transaction, at least one party—either the sender or the receiver—must complete the identity verification process as outlined in this article.
Quick overview
We’ll outline the verification process for personal
verified Customers.
- Personal verified Customer
- • Create a personal verified Customer
- • Check the status of the personal Customer
- Handling verification statuses
- • If necessary,
retry
verification - • If necessary,
kba
verification (premium feature) - • If necessary, upload a
document
- • Overview of
suspended
status
- • If necessary,
- Frequently asked questions
- • A reference article to answer common questions about personal verified Customers
Next steps:
Status
Production: OperationalFinancial institutions play an important role in the Dwolla network.
Dwolla, Inc. is an agent of Veridian Credit Union and all funds associated with your account in our network are held in one or more pooled accounts at Veridian Credit Union. These funds may not be eligible for share insurance by the National Credit Union Share Insurance Fund. Dwolla, Inc. is the operator of a software platform that communicates user instructions for funds transfers to Veridian Credit Union.