Bitget verification: main-account access and reset effects
Understand Bitget's main-account KYC, inherited subaccount permissions and temporary service loss during a verification reset before moving funds.
Verify the main account
Bitget's FAQ permits one verified account per user and describes subaccounts inheriting main-account access. If strategies need separation, examine subaccount permissions rather than submitting the same identity to another account.
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- Main-account verification
- Reset and review state
- Service and country permissions
A reset changes verification status
The FAQ says an identity reset returns an account to unverified status, affecting deposits and trading until review completes. Check pending activity before starting a permitted reset. Submission is different from approval.
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Withdrawals have their own KYC rule
The dated update requires level-one verification for both on-chain withdrawals and internal transfers. Do not assume an internal transfer bypasses incomplete verification. Check the current account status and any additional restriction message.
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Country rules remain after verification
Bitget's terms retain prohibited-country and restricted-person conditions. An accepted document is not universal service permission. For a rejection, use the stated reason and official support rather than altering residence details to force acceptance.
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