This article is pending privacy or legal review and explains planned BorrowHive product behavior.

Audience: support,ops · Review status: privacy or legal review pending · Effective: 2026-05-19 · Last reviewed: 2026-05-19

Identity verification incident response

This article explains BorrowHive product behavior. It is not legal or tax advice, and it is not a safety guarantee.

Use this runbook when Stripe Identity or BorrowHive verification handling may be affecting many members, redaction requests, or verified-person gates. Identity verification is separate from asset-label mailer verification, address checks, payout onboarding, and verified inventory.

Incident Types

Immediate Actions

Member Communication

Send the verified-person guide or troubleshooting article. Explain whether the member should wait, retry the Stripe Identity flow, or contact support without attaching sensitive identity images.

Do not claim that verified-person status is a background check, credit check, guarantee of safe behavior, address guarantee, or BorrowHive endorsement.

Verified-person status is not a background check, not a credit check, not an address guarantee, not a guarantee of safe behavior, and not a BorrowHive endorsement.

Recovery Checks

Before closing the incident, verify provider API health, webhook processing, support/admin queue counts, redaction retry status, gate-block volume, and conversion impact. Record the timeline, affected environments, affected article versions, and any follow-up tests or rollout flag changes.

Need more help?

Contact support from the BorrowHive app or email support@borrowhive.com. Do not send ID photos, selfies, full document numbers, tax IDs, payment credentials, or private owner documents through ordinary email.