Kick announces new guidelines for streamers to get verified on the platform

The steps to get the verification status is quite easy to follow through.

Kick announces new guidelines for streamers to get verified on the platform

The new streaming platform, Kick, has seen massive growth in its streamer population. With Twitch‘s strict and mostly inaccurate community policies, some of the streamers have migrated to Kick. The streaming platform is very generous toward its users, both streamers and viewers. Kick has developed into a haven for all those streamers who are fed up with Twitch. Just recently, Kick released a new way for streamers to finally get their much-wanted verified status.

A lot of moderately famous or famous streamers have switched over to Kick, like Adin Ross, Trainwreckstv, Buddha, and other similar streamers. Other famous streamers who are at odds with Twitch are also speculating about the switch. But their biggest fear is losing their verification tick. But addressing this issue, Kick has released certain new guidelines to be verified on the platform. This has come out as a huge relief for streamers.

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The new guidelines released by Kick are not some ‘ shooting at the stars’ type of difficulty. It requires some focus and dedication to your work as a streamer. Let’s get into details about what these new guidelines are.

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New Kick Verification Tick guidelines

Kick announces new guidelines for streamers to get verified on the platform

The new guidelines to get verified on Kick are quite simple. However, streamers have to put in some work to get verified on Kick. The way to attain verification on Kick is as follows:

  • Streaming for a commutative 30 hours
  • Streaming on a total of 12 different days
  • Having an average of at least 75 concurrent viewers per stream
  • Having more than 300 unique chatters
  • And lastly, having more than 20 active subs

If you fulfill these conditions, getting verified on Kick won’t be a pipe dream anymore. But streamers shouldn’t think that this is the end. Kick also has full power to revoke the verified status on any streamers it deems fit to do so. Certain conditions can lead to the revocation of one’s verified status. These conditions are:

  • A 90-day inactive period without any form of streaming
  • Repeated Kick-to-S infractions within 30 days
  • Having VOD Content that may cause copyright issues
  • Just constantly uploading pre-recorded content or doing blank streams for the sake of increasing the number of hours streamed

If streamers don’t do any of the things mentioned above, they are bound to be verified for a long time. Getting a verification tick shows credibility as a streamer. It also increased your viewer count by leaps and bounds. Being verified also makes a streamer produce better content than their usual ones. The conditions to attain a verified status are not hard, but maintaining it sure is. So if you want to keep your verification tick, then you must dedicate yourself to your streams.

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