Loss of the key file from the WebMoney system is a fairly common problem. The reasons for this can be different: a hard drive has crashed, an operating system has been reinstalled, a computer has been hacked by hackers or has been infected with viruses. All this can lead to the loss of control of your money. Fortunately, this problem is fairly easy to solve. The webmoney transfer system is the only online payment system capable of completely regaining control over lost data, regardless of the reason for its loss. So, you can restore your key file as follows:
Instructions
Step 1
Register a new WMID in the WebMoney Transfer system. It will be, so to speak, a contact one, with its help the previous WMID will be restored.
Step 2
Fill out an application for recovering the key file on the webmoney system website. You will receive a number by which you can track the progress of the application.
Step 3
Print the application and have your signature underneath certified by a notary. If in your city there is a user of the WebMoney system with a registrar's certificate, then he can certify the signature. You can find such a user through the official website of the service.
Step 4
Make photocopies of the pages of all significant pages of the passport: full name, date and place of birth, date of issue of the passport, registration data.
Step 5
Now send the notarized application together with a photocopy of your passport to the certification center by registered mail.
Step 6
After verifying the accuracy of the data you provided, the Verification Center will send the lost key file to your email address.
Step 7
Remember that the purpose of this whole complex procedure is to establish the identity of the user, that is, yours, by comparing the data provided with the information from your passport. In this case, your passport must be at least the initial one. If you are the owner of a formal passport, then you will have to provide some additional information: your wallet numbers, recent transactions, balance at the time of loss of keys, and so on. If you have a pseudonym certificate, then, unfortunately, the procedure for restoring access will be unavailable for you.
