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Based on the issue description. The best step is to reach out to the provider’s official support channels, since KYC (Know Your Customer) verification usually requires human review before services like calling can be activated. Below are some suggested steps you can follow.
- First of all, making sure that you have these information. Account ID / username, order number or invoice number, payment receipt (screenshot showing transaction ID & timestamp) and Exact timestamps when you first uploaded KYC and when you first reported the problem (e.g. “Uploaded 2026-02-16, first complaint 2026-02-16 11:00”).
- Check your account dashboard & emails (including spam/junk and promotions) for any “action required” messages or rejection reasons.
- Re-upload KYC with best practices. Use a recent government ID (passport or national ID). Ensure it is unexpired. Take photos in good light, no glare, no cropping; include all four corners of document. If selfie is required, face the camera, neutral background, remove hats/glasses, hold a handwritten note if requested. Save images as JPG/PNG (not HEIC), and make sure file size meets the provider’s limits.
- Try a different browser or incognito mode, or the provider’s mobile app (sometimes uploads fail in certain browsers). Disable VPN while uploading.
To find live person for chatting. Try to check your provider’s support page. The vast majority of telecom or VoIP services have a “Contact Us” or “Live Chat” option. Also, looking for in-app support. If you are using an app, there might be a help or chat button inside the settings or account section. Otherwise, in case, live chat is not available, sending a support ticket or calling their hotline is usually faster for KYC issues.
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