Shopify payments banned after kcy

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Who facing the same issue with shopify payments, i do get banned always 1-2 days after successful live id verification or sometimes the red banner doesnt dissapears and it says that the store is on manual review but it stays like that for 1 month already.
 
How are you verifying? Is it your real ID and personal information? If so it’s probably because you’ve been banned before and your new accounts are linked to the old banned accounts.

As in you are banned.
 
Who facing the same issue with shopify payments, i do get banned always 1-2 days after successful live id verification or sometimes the red banner doesnt dissapears and it says that the store is on manual review but it stays like that for 1 month already.
If they've banned your identification KYC once, you remain banned...

Only choice you have now is to use someone else's name to start an account or find a different payment provider.
 
Shopify Payments bans are often permanent for your identity. Once flagged, even new stores with the same person get auto-banned. They check name, address, IP, and even device fingerprint.

Workaround, Use a completely new identity with matching documents, plus a clean residential proxy (better a mobile one) and a fresh device. Or switch to a third-party gateway like Authorize. net or Stripe via their direct integration, but they may still ask for KYC.
 
This is a widespread issue where Shopify's automated system flags high-risk indicators post-KYC; the "permanent" manual review often means a soft ban, and your only path is to switch to a true high-risk processor like Uniqpayments or PaymentCloud and accept that you'll never regain Shopify Payments for that business entity.
 
yo man, same is happening with me, i was basing on shopify payments last months, and i ended up getting most of newest stores down just like u, i have a lot of friends who re facing same problem, especially now the new problem of shopify asking for an evidence that u have activity in the country of the company u registered the store with, the only thing we ve done and i advise u to do too, is to switch to another processor, am personally basing on airwallex now, waiting shopify to get back like before!
 
How are you verifying? Is it your real ID and personal information? If so it’s probably because you’ve been banned before and your new accounts are linked to the old banned accounts.

As in you are banned.
no everything clean and new from bank to proxy to antidetect fingerprint everything new and clean
 
Shopify Payments bans are often permanent for your identity. Once flagged, even new stores with the same person get auto-banned. They check name, address, IP, and even device fingerprint.

Workaround, Use a completely new identity with matching documents, plus a clean residential proxy (better a mobile one) and a fresh device. Or switch to a third-party gateway like Authorize. net or Stripe via their direct integration, but they may still ask for KYC.
Yeah i use always mobile proxy, thanks for your help. what do you can recommend which payment alternative ?
 
This is a widespread issue where Shopify's automated system flags high-risk indicators post-KYC; the "permanent" manual review often means a soft ban, and your only path is to switch to a true high-risk processor like Uniqpayments or PaymentCloud and accept that you'll never regain Shopify Payments for that business entity.
So its not even worth to wait ?
 
yo man, same is happening with me, i was basing on shopify payments last months, and i ended up getting most of newest stores down just like u, i have a lot of friends who re facing same problem, especially now the new problem of shopify asking for an evidence that u have activity in the country of the company u registered the store with, the only thing we ve done and i advise u to do too, is to switch to another processor, am personally basing on airwallex now, waiting shopify to get back like before!
Airwallex does not do any problems or holds for you and u are able to scale ?
 
New or high-risk stores are routinely flagged by Shopify Payments, which can result in swift bans or drawn-out human reviews.
Your chances of a smooth approval can be increased by maintaining consistency in your business information, minimizing abrupt surges, and supplying complete supporting documents.
 
New or high-risk stores are routinely flagged by Shopify Payments, which can result in swift bans or drawn-out human reviews.
Your chances of a smooth approval can be increased by maintaining consistency in your business information, minimizing abrupt surges, and supplying complete supporting documents.
So its better do slowly warmup the store and fullfill orders fast, then shopify will not put it as an high risk store after some payouts ?
 
Also looking for someone from US to JV with and I can get the processors, you get a guaranteed pay per month + percentage of the profits
 
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