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Prepare a Bank KYC Photo to Your Bank’s Limits

RBI KYC directions describe customer identification, photographs and live/video capture, but they do not prescribe one universal pixel or file-size limit for every bank upload portal. Enter the width, height and maximum KB shown by your bank; ImgNimble prepares the image locally to those exact portal limits.

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Bank KYC Photo Resizer — Custom Limits processing workspace
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Preview and result

Local browser processing

Select a supported file or enter the requested values, then run the tool.


  

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Common questions

How this tool behaves

Why does this tool not have one fixed RBI KB preset?

RBI KYC directions do not set one universal image-upload dimension or KB limit for every regulated entity. Individual banks and onboarding portals can impose their own technical limits.

What values should I enter?

Use the exact width, height and maximum file size shown by the bank, wallet, lender or KYC portal you are submitting to. Do not copy dimensions from an unrelated bank.

Does ImgNimble upload my KYC photo?

No. This custom-sizing tool runs in browser memory and creates the JPEG locally.

Can this replace a live KYC or V-CIP photo?

No. If your bank requires live capture, V-CIP or an in-app camera step, use that official workflow. A resized file cannot substitute for a required live identity check.

Does a technically correct file guarantee KYC approval?

No. File dimensions are only a technical condition. Identity verification, image quality, document validity and the bank’s current KYC process determine acceptance.

Practical checks

Before you use the output

Verify the result

Keep the original, inspect the generated output and confirm the current destination requirements before replacing or submitting a file.