How do I set up my merchant account with Amber Pay?

To successfully register as a merchant with Amber Pay, you will need to prepare and provide several important documents and pieces of information. First, you must have valid business registration documents that officially verify the existence and legitimacy of your business. These documents serve as proof that your business is recognized by the appropriate authorities.

Next, you will need to submit proof of identity for the business owner or an authorized representative. This typically includes a government-issued identification card, such as a driver’s license or passport, which confirms the identity of the person responsible for managing the merchant account.

Additionally, you must provide bank account details where settlements will be processed. This information is necessary to ensure that any payments received through Amber Pay are securely and accurately deposited into your business’s bank account.

It is also essential to provide reliable contact information, including a valid email address and phone number. This allows Amber Pay to communicate important updates, notifications, or requests related to your merchant account.

Finally, if applicable, you may be required to submit address verification. This could involve providing utility bills, lease agreements, or other official documents that confirm the physical location of your business. Address verification helps to further authenticate your business and maintain compliance with regulatory requirements.