Buy Verified PayPal Accounts

Buy Verified PayPal Accounts

PayPal will likely freeze/seize the account and funds when KYC mismatches appear.

Sellers commonly disappear after payment (scams).

What “verified” means (legitimate path)

Typically “verified” means the account holder completed PayPal’s identity/business checks — confirming an email, linking and confirming a bank account or card, and (for business accounts) providing business registration and tax documents.

Safe, actionable ways to get a verified PayPal account
1) Create a new PayPal account and verify it (personal or business)

Steps you can follow now:

Sign up at PayPal for a Personal or Business account.

Confirm your email address (click verification link).

Link a bank account or debit/credit card:

For bank linking PayPal typically makes one or two small micro‑deposits you must confirm (or does instant verification via your bank credentials).

For cards, PayPal may charge a small temporary amount with a 4‑digit code you enter to confirm.

Complete identity verification if prompted — upload a government ID (passport, driver’s license), and a proof of address if requested.

For business accounts: provide business name, address, tax ID/EIN, and possibly incorporation documents or invoices showing activity.

Enable two‑factor authentication (2FA) on the account.

If you need merchant features (recurring payments, higher limits), apply for PayPal business services (e.g., Payments Pro / merchant account) through your account settings.

If you want, I’ll draft exact copy for each verification field or prepare a checklist specific to your country (I can include sample document names).

 

If the account is yours but you lost access:

Use PayPal’s “Forgot password” flow and recovery email.

 

If you’ve lost the recovery email or phone, gather proof: transaction receipts, original confirmation emails, bank statements showing payments to/from PayPal, signed invoices, or invoices issued by the PayPal account.

Contact PayPal Support and be ready to provide ID and ownership evidence.

I can draft a clear message to PayPal Support for you, tailored to what proof you have.

3) If you need higher trust for customers (merchant credibility)

Use a verified business PayPal account with your business name displayed on invoices.

Add clear return/refund policies, merchant contact info, and use PayPal Buyer/Seller protection best practices.

Consider adding third‑party trust signals (reviews, Better Business Bureau, trust badges on your site).

If PayPal doesn’t meet your needs, consider other reputable processors (Stripe, Square, Adyen) and compare fees and KYC requirements.

4) If your need is a particular username or legacy account

Contact the original owner and request transfer (only if they agree and it’s legal). Transfers involving identity should always be handled via PayPal’s official support to avoid policy violations.

 

Example templates

Contact PayPal Support (account recovery)

 

I can provide the following to verify ownership: [list e.g., recent transaction IDs, bank statement showing transfers, copies of ID]. Please advise what you need and how to submit documents securely.

Message for verifying a business account (summary to enter in PayPal form)

Business legal name: …
Doing business as (DBA): …
Business type: (sole proprietor / LLC / corporation)
Tax ID/EIN: …
Business address: …
Documents attached: certificate of formation, recent bank statement, government ID for owner

If you’d like, I can do one of these now

Draft a recovery/support message using the exact evidence you have.

Create a verification checklist you can follow step‑by‑step.

Help you choose between Personal vs Business PayPal and what merchant features you’ll need.