Thank you for your answer, but, for a financial ad, looking at the driver's licence of a fraudster or an honest person is not enough. You should really check whether the institution is recognized by the authorities here, and therefore whether it is authorized to publish that type of advertising. If an individual tells you to do such and such a thing, it should simply be blocked, and only real institutions that are registered with official authorities should be allowed to advertise.
That's what you should do. It's all very well to say that you look at the driver's licence, but that's not enough. Will you commit to doing more to block fraudulent financial advertising?