Business Identity
Understand the business behind every application.
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Simplified merchant verification with Digiway Payment.
Digiway Payment follows a structured merchant verification approach to understand your business, review relevant documents and support responsible onboarding for eligible payment services.
Understand the business behind every application.
Review relevant owners and authorised representatives.
Check relevant account details for the requested service.
Support applicable verification and risk checks.
Each part of your application helps build an accurate picture of your business, its people and its banking arrangements.
Legal name, registration, address and business activity.
Relevant identity, ownership and authorisation details.
PAN, GSTIN where applicable, and supporting records.
Account ownership and relevant banking evidence.
We review the information needed to understand your business structure, operating activity and eligibility for the requested payment services.
Supporting documents may include incorporation certificates, partnership deeds or other relevant business registration records.
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GSTIN · 00XXXXX0000X0Z0Check GST registration details where applicable.
Review relevant documents for proprietors, directors, partners or authorised signatories.
Required documents and verification methods depend on the business type, applicable rules and requested service.
Merchant verification may include checks on individuals who own, control or legally represent the applicant.
Identity and business ownership details.
Relevant partnership and authority records.
Company records and authorised representation.
Ownership information where required.
Authorised signatories: Evidence of authority may also be required for individuals submitting applications or acting on behalf of the business.
Check the relationship between the applicant and account holder.
Review account information and supporting proof.
Use appropriate verification methods where available.
Refer discrepancies for clarification or further review.
Possible documents: Cancelled cheque, bank statement or other accepted account proof, depending on the service and verification requirements.
This guide helps businesses prepare for onboarding. The final checklist may vary by service, risk profile and applicable requirements.
Important: This is an indicative guide, not a universal mandatory-document list. You will be asked only for the documents applicable to your business and requested service.
Share your business details and requested documents.
Check the application for completeness and consistency.
Conduct the applicable verification checks.
Review relevant account information and applicable requirements.
Provide additional details if requested.
Receive the outcome and proceed to the next step, subject to required approvals.
A clear status interface can help merchants understand application progress and identify the next action.
Application received.
Information is being checked.
Additional information may be needed.
The relevant review stage is complete; further approval may still apply.
Illustrative status stages. Live tracking is available only where supported by the onboarding system.
If an application contains missing documents, inconsistent information or details requiring clarification, the merchant may need to provide additional evidence before the review can proceed.
Review the specific document or information requiring attention.
Provide accurate information and valid supporting documents.
Submit the correction through the designated onboarding channel, where supported.
Digiway Payment handles merchant information in line with its applicable privacy policy, security practices and legal obligations.
Limit access to authorised personnel.
Apply appropriate safeguards to documents and personal information.
Request information relevant to onboarding and applicable requirements.
Handle records in line with applicable retention obligations.
Complete your merchant verification and take the next step towards payment service onboarding.
Everything you need to know about documents, verification checks, timelines and application status.
Merchant KYC is the process of verifying a business's identity and relevant information before onboarding for applicable payment services.
It helps establish business identity, assess eligibility and support applicable compliance requirements.
Businesses applying for relevant payment services may need to complete verification, depending on the service and provider requirements.
Requirements may include PAN, business registration records, applicable GST details, identity documents and bank account proof.
No. GST documentation depends on applicable tax rules, business circumstances and service requirements.
Not universally. Accepted identity documents depend on applicable rules and the verification method.
Account information may be checked using appropriate verification methods and supporting documents.
Timelines depend on document completeness, required checks and any additional clarification. Our team will share timelines once they can be confirmed for your application.
Where supported, you can provide corrected documents through the designated onboarding process.
Further clarification or supporting evidence may be requested before the review can proceed.
Yes. An application may be declined if eligibility requirements are not met or relevant verification checks are unsuccessful.
No. Final activation may depend on additional compliance, commercial, technical or provider approvals.
Information is handled according to the applicable privacy policy, security practices and legal obligations.
Yes. Additional evidence may be required based on the business structure, requested service or review findings.
Check the designated onboarding dashboard, where available, or contact the relevant support team.
Contact the designated onboarding support team with your application reference and details of the issue.
Small businesses may apply for eligible services, subject to the relevant service requirements and verification checks.
No. The required documents may differ according to legal structure, ownership and requested payment services.