Compliance Details
Celar enforces compliance at both the customer (KYC/KYB) and transaction (KYT) levels. This page explains possible compliance outcomes, required documents, PSP responsibilities, and the broader rules around verification.
1. States & Verdicts
Compliance checks can result in the following outcomes:
- allow -> Passed all checks.
- failed -> Blocked transactions due to compliance rules.
2. KYC/KYB Requirements
Celar enforces different requirements for individuals and businesses. The operational steps live in Compliance Workflows.
Individual Customers
Required:
proof_of_residential_addressupload- Didit verification flow for identity-document capture and face/liveness
Do not upload passport, driver_license, or id_card through PATCH /customers/uploads. Those identity-document checks happen inside Didit.
Business Customers
Required:
proof_of_residential_addressincorporation_certificateproof_of_business_address- Didit verification for the primary contact
Uploaded residence and business documents are stored on the customer record. Individual identity-document capture happens in Didit rather than through the uploads endpoint.
3. PSP Responsibilities
- You must create and maintain accurate customer records.
- You must collect and maintain the required residence and business documents for each customer type.
- You must ensure Terms of Service consent is completed before verification is finalized.
- Compliance uploads and Didit verification are mandatory before a customer can transact.
- If customer details change, Celar may re-run verification and move the customer back into a review state.
4. Compliance Workflow
The typical compliance workflow in Celar:
- Create a customer through the customer flow.
- Send the Terms of Service consent link and wait for acceptance.
- Upload the required documents.
- Run Didit verification.
- When checks pass, the customer moves to
approved. - When a pay-in occurs, Celar runs KYT checks.
- Results and summaries are available through the compliance docs and endpoints.
This makes Celar secure, auditable, and regulator-ready.