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Verification

Verify your company once.

Before moving a single peso, Chilean law requires us to know who you are — that's Law N°19.913, and it applies to any serious financial service. Here's everything we'll ask for, so you arrive with your folder ready and settle it in one go.

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What to have on hand

The list depends on how you operate. Gather the files before you start: that's the difference between a one-sitting process and one interrupted halfway through.

If you operate as a company

  • Company e-RUT (tax ID certificate)

    The company extract or the SII certificate of start of activities.

  • Articles of incorporation and bylaws

    The notarized deed and any amendments from the last 10 years.

  • Certificate of good standing

    Issued by the Registro de Empresas y Sociedades (Chile's companies registry), up to date.

  • Legal representative's ID card — front

    Valid and with a legible photo. If they use a passport, the data page.

  • Legal representative's ID card — back

    The back of the card. If they use a passport, the data page again.

  • Proof of signing authority

    The document showing they can sign on behalf of the company.

  • ID card of each beneficial owner

    For people holding 10% or more of the capital. You can upload a single PDF with all of them.

If you operate in your own name

  • National ID card — front

    Valid and with a legible photo. If you use a passport, the data page.

  • National ID card — back

    The back of the card. If you use a passport, upload the data page again.

  • Proof of address

    An electricity, water or gas bill, or a bank statement from the last 3 months.

Step by step

Everything happens in the browser, in a single session. If you operate in your own name, the beneficial owners step doesn't apply.

  1. Client type

    You choose whether you'll operate as a company or as an individual. The documents we ask for depend on this.

  2. Identification

    You enter the company RUT and we verify it online against the SII (Chile's tax authority): the legal name and line of business fill themselves in. You check that everything matches and add your contact details.

  3. Beneficial owners

    People holding 10% or more of the capital, with name, RUT and ownership share. Identifying them is a direct requirement of UAF regulation, not something we made up.

  4. Documents

    You upload the files from the list above. They're validated by their real type, not by extension: a PDF has to be a PDF.

  5. Declarations

    You read and accept four sworn declarations. They carry your name, your RUT and your line of business inside — read them properly, because confirming them has legal effect.

  6. Confirmation and outcome

    You confirm your declarations and the case resolves in plain view: approved, sent to a person for review, or rejected with the reason explained. Once your account is approved, platform access arrives by email, with the onboarding for your first payment.

What you're about to declare

Four sworn declarations. Here's the summary of each; the full text, with your details, you read inside the process before accepting.

  • Declaration of Source of Funds

    You declare that the money you're sending comes from your business and is declared to the SII.

  • Declaration of Non-Politically Exposed Person (PEP)

    You declare that neither you nor the company's owners hold prominent public office.

  • Declaration of Truthfulness of Information

    You declare that everything you submitted is true and undertake to tell us if anything changes.

  • Acceptance of Privacy and Data Processing Policies

    You authorize SendFlow to use your data to operate and to respond to the CMF, the UAF and the SII.

What gets checked

Verification covers these checks on the client, their beneficial owners and the transaction:

  • Poder Judicial (Chilean judiciary)

    Civil and criminal proceedings linked to the RUT.

    During assessment

  • Servicio de Impuestos Internos (SII, Chile's tax authority)

    Tax standing, start of activities and declared line of business.

    Online

  • Tesorería General de la República (Chile's treasury)

    Outstanding tax debt and payment agreements.

    During assessment

  • International lists

    Sanctions, restrictive lists and PEP status.

    During assessment

  • Supplier risk in Asia

    Existence, age and background of the destination company.

    During assessment

  • Chapi

    PEP status, international sanctions, court proceedings and SII findings, by RUT.

    Online

The SII check runs online at the moment of verification. The remaining checks are completed during the assessment of the case, before the account is enabled.

The three possible outcomes

The system doesn't approve everything on its own. Cases with signals — high amounts, a politically exposed person in the structure, a finding in the checks — are resolved by a person, not an algorithm.

Verification approved

The background check returned no findings and the transaction profile stays under standard monitoring.

Your account goes to review

Given the amount and the profile of the transaction, your case requires enhanced due diligence. That means a person approves it, not the system.

We can't open your account

The background check returned a match on international restrictive lists. By law we cannot operate while that match stands.

What you unlock

With the account approved, this is what you see.

A payment is set up in three fields, followed end to end, and leaves its receipt for the SII. Verification is the door into this screen.

Product walkthrough: You set up the payment, You follow it, You download the record. Illustrative view.
PaymentsYour company

Santiago

CLP 40,170,898

CLP

Your supplier

US$ 42,000

USD

New payment

Who you're payingYour supplier
How much they receiveUS$42,000
Against which invoiceInvoice 2026-0184
You transferCLP 40,170,898
Transfer

Invoice 2026-0184

  1. Order confirmed09:12
  2. Transfer received11:40
  3. Sent11:58
  4. Credited to supplierEstimated tomorrow

Receipt

Amount sentUS$ 42,000.00
Exchange rate appliedCLP 942.315
Amount in Chilean pesosCLP 39,577,230
SendFlow feeCLP 593,668
Total paidCLP 40,170,898
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View of the platform with sample data. It does not correspond to real transactions.

You do it once. After that, every payment is three fields.

Once verification is approved, platform access arrives by email. From there, paying means setting up the order, transferring in Chilean pesos, and following the payment until it lands.

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Questions before you start? Check the FAQ or write to us.