Prepare the Ripper Evidence Required by the Funding Rail
Ripper help illustrates method-dependent evidence: a crypto-funded profile can receive a selfie-with-ID request, while card and e-wallet funding use different ownership proofs. These are not interchangeable files. Follow the live instruction for the rail used and minimise exposure of financial credentials.
Open Ripper and check the required evidenceChoose the correct evidence branch
Identify whether the relevant funding event used cryptocurrency, card or e-wallet and copy the exact Ripper instruction. Map it to the deposit reference. Do not submit all three branches merely because they appear in a general help article.
Capture a requested identity selfie
Use a clear current image in which the face and required ID details are readable and the entire document is visible. Submit only through the authenticated channel. Do not send biometric evidence to an unsolicited messenger account.
Mask card or wallet data correctly
For cards, follow the specified visible and hidden digits and conceal the security code. For an e-wallet, show registered holder information without login secrets. Crypto proof uses public transfer data; private keys and seed words remain private.
Log the branch outcome
Record which rail, deposit and evidence item was accepted or rejected and why. Supply a replacement only for the affected branch. Once approved, retain the destination suffix selected for the cashout so ownership continuity is reviewable.
Frequently asked questions
Does every Ripper user need a crypto selfie?
Use the instruction tied to the actual funding method.
Can the card security code remain visible?
Never.
Should wallet recovery words prove ownership?
No.
Last reviewed: 3 August 2026