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Stake Level 2 Verification: Requirements, Documents and Common Problems

Understand what Stake Level 2 verification may involve, why requirements can vary, and how to prepare identity or address documents safely.

Updated 2026-07-07Reviewed by Verification Stake Editorial Team

Direct answer

Level 2 may involve stronger identity, address, or account-ownership checks, but the exact label and requirements can vary by account, location, and the instructions currently shown. Treat the account's official request as the source of truth.

What may be requested

Depending on the situation, the process may ask for:

Identity and document preparation

Use genuine, current, unaltered documents belonging to the account owner. Check that names, dates, and other personal details match the account. Keep the entire document visible and readable.

Review the verification document guide before submitting.

Proof of address

If an address document is requested, verify the full name, current address, date, issuer, and document completeness. Accepted categories and date limits may differ. Read the proof-of-address guide.

Selfie or liveness checks

Use the official flow, a clean camera lens, even lighting, and a stable connection. Do not send selfies or recordings through Telegram, Discord, email, or forum messages. See selfie verification guidance.

Pending and rejected statuses

A pending status does not automatically mean failure. A rejection should be handled by reading the exact message and correcting only the identified issue.

Review times

There is no single guaranteed review time. Document quality, manual assessment, additional requests, and account-specific checks may affect the process. Only official support can confirm the status of a particular account.

What not to do

Do not use edited files, another person's documents, purchased accounts, paid approval services, VPN-based workarounds, or unofficial upload channels.

Community guidance

Telegram and Discord can help you find relevant educational material, but they cannot view the account or affect approval. Read community safety and scam warnings first.

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