Mytier Network says its KYC process, open since early June 2026, is approaching the end of its application window. The project describes Know Your Customer verification as the identity check required before any token-related activity begins, putting urgency on users who have not yet submitted their documents.
Existing app or website credentials are enough to start
According to the project, users do not need to create a new account to complete KYC. They can sign in with the same nickname and password already used on the app or website, then upload identity photos for review. Applications are being processed in the order they arrive.
The submission guidance is simple but strict: take photos in a well-lit room, make sure the images are clear and readable, avoid blurry or unrelated files, and follow the on-screen instructions closely. Image quality matters. Clear documents can speed up handling, while poor uploads may delay review or lead to rejection.
Review times depend on queue position
The team says reviews are underway, one by one, while a large number of users remain in line. That leaves wait times tied directly to how many applications were filed earlier. Users who have already submitted are still in the queue, and those who apply sooner can move up relative to later applicants.
That sequence makes timing practical rather than cosmetic. A late submission does not only mean a later result; it also leaves less room to fix errors, replace documents, or respond before the window closes.
Password issues are not meant to block submissions
Mytier Network also addressed a common problem: forgotten login details. The project says users can recover access through the official password reset link and return to the process after following the required steps. For applicants who have delayed because of account access issues, the message is clear: recover the login and finish the verification.
KYC sits ahead of the listing phase on the roadmap
The project has not published a specific listing date for the MYTIER token. Even so, the report says KYC is widely understood to come before listing eligibility, placing the verification step directly in front of the next major milestone. Based on the roadmap, listing is expected in Q4 2026.
Mytier Network says it currently has more than 120,000 active mining users across 150+ countries. For that user base, KYC is presented as a gate that must be cleared before the listing stage opens. Missing it could mean losing access to the next phase entirely.
Project describes itself as post-quantum focused infrastructure
In its self-description, Mytier Network calls itself an institutional decentralized infrastructure built around post-quantum security standards set by NIST. The platform says its model is designed to convert everyday participation into verifiable rewards through a secure and transparent digital system.
The same material adds that testnet infrastructure is already live. The team frames KYC as a standard checkpoint before token listing activity, while also noting that both listing dates and KYC deadlines may still change at the team’s discretion.