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Binance verification in Sudan 2026: How I verified my account despite the ban

Many Sudanese people have unverified Binance accounts because of the ban, and without verification you can't buy or sell on P2P.

I verified my account by following these steps:

1. *A passport is the solution:* National ID cards aren't accepted; you need a valid passport. The passport photos must be clear and taken without flash.

2. *Live selfie:* Binance asks for a video selfie. Make sure you're in good lighting with a white background. I failed twice because of a weak internet connection. The third time, it worked when I went somewhere with a stronger signal.

3. *Proof of address:* After submitting my passport, they asked me for proof of residence. I used a Bankak bank statement (even an old one), and it was accepted.

After verification, I got access to P2P and was able to sell USDT through Bankak and Fawry. Now I can withdraw and deposit without an intermediary.

If your passport has expired, renew it first. Verification is more important than trading itself, because it lets you safely profit from price differences.

Have you had trouble with verification? Write about it in the comments and I'll help you.

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