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How do I verify my account?

Instructions for users on how to verify their identity on Stashbee

Updated this week

Renters

As a Renter, you will have to verify your identity by uploading a picture of a photo ID document. For this, you’ll need your passport, driving licence, or national ID card.

Take a photo of the document using the camera on your smartphone or computer, making sure the image is in focus and free of any light or glare.

You’ll be prompted to upload the file before you start a booking, or you can upload it in your account dashboard at any time.


Hosts

We ask Stashbee Hosts to verify their account and add their bank account details before they can take bookings and receive payments.

Verifying your account will involve a secure check of an identity document. Our ID checks are run by our partners Onfido, and we don’t store identity documents on our servers.

Verifying your identity:

  • Take a photo of your valid passport, driving licence, or national identity card

  • Make sure the images are in focus and free of light and glare

  • Check that the entire photo page is visible in the image

  • Upload the photo in your account dashboard, or do so when you get a booking

Remember

Your verification document may be securely shared with our payment provider Stripe to set up your Host payouts. Learn more about setting up Host payouts here.

Verifying your phone number

We ask Stashbee Hosts to also verify their phone number before they can receive bookings. This is to ensure that Renters can get in touch with you when they book your space.

We may also need to contact you from time to time regarding your listing or any bookings you may have.

Having a verified number also builds trust with potential Renters, making it more likely to get a booking inquiry.

Remember

Your phone number won't be visible on your listing page. We'll only ever share it with a Renter if they confirm a booking for your space.

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