Bitfinex Registration and KYC Guide: Complete Steps for Taiwan Users
To lend on Bitfinex, you first need to complete registration and intermediate KYC. This article walks Taiwan users step by step through registration, identity verification, and proof of address, with notes on common KYC snags and the time required.
To lend on Bitfinex, the first step is having a verified account. This guide walks Taiwan users through registration and KYC.
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Why Complete KYC Before Lending?
Bitfinex requires intermediate identity verification before you can enable deposits and lending.
Registration Steps
- Sign up on the official website using your email
- Set a strong password (mix of upper/lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters)
- Enable 2FA (Google Authenticator)
Documents Required for Intermediate KYC
- Two forms of ID (choose two of: national ID card, driver's license, passport)
- Proof of address (utility bill, credit card statement, tax document, etc.), must be in English or bilingual (Chinese/English), and reflect your current residential address
Common Snags for Taiwan Users
- KYC review may take 1–2 weeks
- Proof of address rejected most often due to language mismatch or not reflecting current residence
- Be sure to enable 2FA before proceeding
- Review Bitfinex's Terms of Service regarding prohibited/restricted jurisdictions to confirm your eligibility
Next Steps After Completion
Once KYC is approved, you can make a deposit — see the Bitfinex Deposit Guide — then transfer funds into your Funding wallet to start lending.
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, or tax advice, nor a solicitation. Cryptocurrency and lending involve risk; returns fluctuate and are not guaranteed, and you may lose principal. Lending rates are determined by market supply and demand; past performance does not indicate future results. Please assess your own risk tolerance and consult a professional for tax matters.

