I spent 4 months going through…
I spent 4 months going through Tazapay's onboarding and compliance process. During that time, their team requested what felt like endless documentation—company registration documents, licenses, business information, compliance paperwork, and numerous additional requirements. I submitted everything they asked for. My company operates under a valid Dubai license, and I was transparent about my business from the beginning. Despite providing extensive documentation and cooperating throughout the process, Tazapay ultimately rejected my application. What makes this even more frustrating is that the reasons given made little sense. The products on my website were not yet live, and many of the prices shown were simply placeholder values during development. Instead of understanding that, these were used against my application. Tazapay advertises support for gaming businesses and major gaming brands, which is one of the reasons I applied in the first place. After four months of reviews, document requests, and wasted time, they still declined the application. The most concerning part was the communication regarding Nepal. Their own team specifically highlighted Nepal as a concern during the review process. After months of due diligence and submission of every document requested, I was left with the clear impression that my application was rejected because I am from Nepal rather than because of any genuine issue with my licensed business. I invested significant time and resources into this process and received nothing but delays and a rejection at the end. If you are a founder, startup, or investor considering Tazapay, be careful. Be prepared for a lengthy process, extensive document requests, and the possibility of being rejected after months of effort despite full cooperation.