OnlyFake, a fake ID generating website, not only provides fast service with fake driver’s licenses generated in minutes, but also charges only $15. It is claimed that OnlyFake has successfully passed KYC verification from multiple exchanges.
According to a report by 404 Media, OnlyFake, a fake ID service, claims to use AI-based neural networks and generators to generate fake driver’s licenses and passports. It has successfully passed KYC verification from multiple exchanges and costs only $15.
OnlyFake supports data forgery services in up to 26 countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and several EU countries. Payments can be made through Coinbase using various cryptocurrencies.
The report pointed out that the UK passport generated by OnlyFake successfully bypassed OKX’s KYC verification. The passport in the photo was placed on a bedsheet, just like the shooting method used by ordinary users.
Cointelegraph, an international media outlet, also observed on its Telegram channel that OnlyFake users shared their achievements in bypassing KYC from major exchanges, including Kraken, Bybit, Bitget, Huobi, and PayPal.
It is understood that generating a fake ID on the website takes less than a minute, and an Excel spreadsheet can generate 100 fake IDs simultaneously. In addition, OnlyFake also forges data such as GPS location, date, time, and device (such as mobile phones and computers) in the metadata of image files.
“John Wick,” the owner of OnlyFake’s fake identity, revealed to 404 Media that these fake IDs can also pass the review of Coinbase and the crypto-friendly bank Revolut, in addition to the aforementioned exchanges.
The spokesperson for OKX stated to Cointelegraph that OKX denies any allegations or implications of condoning fraudulent behavior and is cooperating with the team and external organizations to investigate the report. They stated that the misuse of AI technology for fraudulent activities is an ongoing industry challenge, and OKX is working to address this issue.
According to Cointelegraph, apart from OKX, all other exchanges have not yet responded to this report.