How to get a legitimate verified PayPal account — step‑by‑step

1. How to get a legitimate verified PayPal account — step‑by‑step 1) Decide account type ● Personal — for buying, sending money, and small receipts. ● Business — for selling goods/services under a company name, supports multi‑user access, invoicing, seller tools, higher limits. If you run a business, pick Business. ● ???✅? 24 hours response/(Contact US) ●

2. ● ???✅?➤ WhatsApp: +1 (262) 452-2139 ● ● ???✅?➤Telegram: @Pvasmmmarket ● ● ???✅?➤ Email: pvasmmmarket@gmail.com ● 2) Sign up ● Go to PayPal.com (or your country’s PayPal site) and choose Personal or Business → Sign Up. ● Use your real, current email address and accurate personal/business information. 3) Confirm your email ● Open the confirmation email from PayPal and click the link to confirm. 4) Link a bank account ● In Wallet → Link a bank account. PayPal will either: ○ Ask you to log into your bank (instant), or ○ Send two small micro‑deposits (e.g., $0.05 and $0.12) to your bank account that you’ll confirm in your PayPal wallet. ● Confirming a bank account is a common verification step that removes sending/receiving limits. 5) Link and confirm a debit/credit card ● Wallet → Link a card. PayPal will place a small temporary authorization charge with a 4‑digit code in your card statement or transaction name (or show the code instantly). ● Enter that code into PayPal to confirm the card. Linking a card adds credibility and a backup funding source. 6) Complete identity verification (KYC) If PayPal requests identity verification (common when you hit certain thresholds or for business accounts), provide:

3. ● Government photo ID (passport, driver’s license, national ID). ● Proof of address (utility bill, bank statement) if requested. ● For business accounts: articles of incorporation, business registration, EIN/tax ID, bank statement for the business. Upload via PayPal’s secure portal. PayPal usually responds within a few days. 7) Provide business documents (if Business account) ● Business name and address. ● Employer Identification Number (EIN) or local tax ID. ● Business bank account statement or voided check to link business bank account. ● Website or product descriptions if requested. 8) Remove limits and enable features ● After bank/card confirmation and ID verification, you can request removal of sending/receiving limits in Account Settings → View Limits. ● For higher receiver limits or merchant services, ensure business verification is complete. 9) Security hardening ● Enable two‑factor authentication (2FA) in Security settings (SMS or authenticator app). ● ???✅? 24 hours response/(Contact US) ● ● ???✅?➤ WhatsApp: +1 (262) 452-2139 ● ● ???✅?➤Telegram: @Pvasmmmarket ● ● ???✅?➤ Email: pvasmmmarket@gmail.com ● ● Use a strong unique password and a password manager. ● Turn on email/text notifications for sent/received payments and logins.

4. ● Regularly review recent activity and linked devices. ● If you operate a business, set up multi‑user access with limited permissions instead of sharing logins. 10) Comply with PayPal policies ● Follow PayPal’s Acceptable Use Policy (no prohibited items/services). ● Keep records and respond quickly to disputes/chargebacks. ● Maintain accurate customer and business info to avoid account holds. Documents & info checklist (common requests) ● Government photo ID (passport, driver’s license). ● Proof of address (utility bill < 3 months). ● Bank account statement or voided check for linking. ● Business registration / articles of incorporation (for business accounts). ● Tax ID or EIN (for U.S. businesses). ● Website or product photos if requested for merchant review. If you hit a problem (limits, holds, freezes) ● Use PayPal’s Resolution Center and provide requested documentation promptly. ● Keep professional, full documentation of transactions (invoices, shipping/tracking, customer communications). ● Contact PayPal merchant support if a business account is affected.

5. Alternatives (if your goal is receiving payments) ● Use PayPal’s official business tools (PayPal Checkout, PayPal Invoicing, Buy Now buttons). ● Consider Stripe, Square, or another reputable payments processor that supports your country/type of business. ● For marketplaces: use platform-built payment solutions that comply with KYC and escrow rules. Final notes If your aim is legitimate, I can: ● Walk you through the exact verification steps for your country. ● Draft the text for messages to customers or PayPal when verifying business activity. ● Create a checklist of documents tailored to your business type (e.g., sole proprietor vs. incorporated company). If your aim was to obtain accounts for resale, fraud, or to evade PayPal controls, I can’t help with that. Tell me whether you want help verifying your own account (and whether it’s personal or business), and I’ll give a tailored, step‑by‑step checklist you can follow right now.