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# Configuring Partner Verification Levels

In addition to token-based data sharing (see Share Verified KYC/KYB Data), Sumsub allows sharing a **verification level configuration** directly with a partner, so both sides use an identical KYC/KYB setup. This removes the need to manually replicate level settings on the partner's side and is a prerequisite for reliable token sharing.

### How it works

1. In the Sumsub Dashboard, go to **Individual levels** and open the level you want to share.
2. Select **Share level** from the three-dot menu in the top-right corner.
3. Choose the **recipient** partner and confirm.
4. Once shared, the level is available to the partner immediately, in read-only mode. If the level is updated later, changes sync automatically on the partner's side.

### ⚠️ Important

The shared **KYC level must exactly match** the level used on your own side. A mismatch will cause share-token processing to behave unpredictably, even when the token itself is valid.

### Notes

* Applies to both **individual** and **corporate (KYB)** profiles.
* Shared levels only work for **direct one-to-one partnerships** — not compatible with Reusable KYC Network.
* The same level can be shared with multiple recipients or donors.
* Once a level is shared, it is ready for immediate use — no separate activation step is required.


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