Back to Blog
Compliance10 min read

OnlyFans Compliance Best Practices: Protecting Your Agency and Creators

A comprehensive guide to maintaining compliance, from age verification to consent management and audit trails.

J

James Rodriguez

Compliance Director

December 10, 2024
Share:

Compliance

Why Compliance Matters More Than Ever

The adult content industry faces increasing scrutiny from regulators, payment processors, and platforms. Agencies that don't prioritize compliance are playing a dangerous game.

The Core Compliance Requirements

Age Verification

Every creator must have verified age documentation on file. This isn't optional—it's the law.

Best practices:

  • Collect government-issued ID before any content is created
  • Use automated verification services for accuracy
  • Store documents securely with encryption
  • Set expiration reminders for ID renewals

Consent Management

Consent isn't a one-time checkbox. It's an ongoing process that must be documented at every step.

What to track:

  • Initial contract consent
  • Content-specific releases
  • Marketing and promotional usage
  • Third-party sharing agreements

Content Review

Every piece of content should go through a review process before publishing.

Review checklist:

  • Age verification confirmed
  • Consent forms on file
  • No prohibited content
  • Platform guidelines compliance
  • Rights and licensing clear

Building Your Compliance System

1. Documentation Framework

Create templates for:

  • Creator contracts
  • Content release forms
  • Platform usage agreements
  • Revenue sharing agreements

2. Audit Trail Requirements

Every action should be logged:

  • Who did what
  • When it happened
  • What was the outcome
  • Supporting documentation

3. Regular Audits

Schedule quarterly compliance reviews:

  • Verify all documentation is current
  • Check for expired IDs or consents
  • Review content against current guidelines
  • Update policies as needed

Common Compliance Failures

1. Incomplete records - Gaps in documentation are treated as violations

2. Expired verification - IDs and consents have expiration dates

3. Inconsistent enforcement - Apply rules equally to all creators

4. Poor communication - Creators must understand their obligations

The Cost of Non-Compliance

Beyond legal penalties, non-compliance risks:

  • Platform bans (often permanent)
  • Payment processor blacklisting
  • Reputation damage
  • Creator lawsuits

Conclusion

Compliance isn't a burden—it's a competitive advantage. Agencies with robust compliance systems attract better creators, maintain platform access, and sleep better at night.

See how Offairy's compliance suite can protect your agency.

Tags:#compliance#legal#age-verification#consent

About the Author

J

James Rodriguez

Compliance Director

Former legal counsel turned compliance expert, James specializes in platform regulations and creator protection policies.

Ready to Transform Your Agency?

Put these insights into action with Offairy. Start your 14-day free trial today.