Weekly Digest | Diamond Service
Short and to the point – what we covered this week.
▪ Fonts under the microscope
We explained why a “nearly identical font” is a near-guaranteed rejection.
In 2026 platforms don’t check style – they check math: glyph geometry, kerning, micro-deviations, and internal font reference databases.
▪ Address proof vs passport
We broke down cases where a perfect passport gets rejected because of an address document.
Time windows, local standards, and cross-checks matter more than a single “good-looking” file.
▪ Non-standard real-world case
We showed how we handled a document for a specific life situation – a police theft report.
Here, the key factor isn’t the “paper”, but structure, scenario logic, and compliance with official formatting.
▪ Weekly takeaway
KYC is always a system: details, context, and document linkage – not standalone files.
▸ If you don’t want to analyze a rejection after the fact – write to us now.
It’s better to build a case correctly than to fix it piece by piece later.
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