Obtain the verification checklist directly from Driffle's current onboarding process. Public technical documentation does not establish a universal identity-document requirement or approval deadline. Use this guide to prepare a consistent submission and a useful follow-up record.

Establish the verified operator

Clarify which entity owns the selling activity, who represents it and where settlement will be received. Enter accurate details rather than reusing another operator's profile. If an existing account is involved, describe the proposed change and obtain the permitted process before making it.

Compare information across business records. Explain a trading name, address change or representative change where relevant. Consistency helps a reviewer understand the relationship between the application and the underlying records.

Collect only requested documents

Wait for the official list and submission instructions before distributing personal files. Confirm the requested document type, completeness and any translation requirements. Avoid uploading files to a third-party link that cannot be verified from an official platform channel.

Keep sensitive files in controlled storage. A verification status log should record submission dates and references without containing full identity data. Remove duplicate copies according to your documented retention process.

Deal with follow-up requests

Use the original application or case reference. Identify the requested item, what you submitted and any clarification still needed. If a document is rejected, ask for the specific discrepancy instead of sending a collection of unrelated alternatives.

Do not change core profile information silently while review is underway. Tell the reviewing team what changed and ask whether the application needs to be updated or restarted through its permitted process.

Account verification and stock quality

A verified business still needs legitimate inventory and accurate listings. Maintain sourcing records separately from identity verification. The ability to log in does not establish that every key is accepted or that account control can be transferred.

Before a purchase, ask which account characteristics are confirmed now and which are subject to review after a permitted change. Do not rely on claims of permanent verification or guaranteed future seller access.

The Driffle requirements guide covers preparation beyond documents. Review seller operations and the Driffle listing for related business and purchase questions.

Sources and scope

Driffle official reference.

Public sources reviewed on 3 October 2026. Operational checklists and hypothetical examples are KeyMerchantHub planning guidance. Confirm account-specific requirements and current commercial terms with the marketplace.