Gavno228

It is clear why the KUS is most likely done, the state requires to find out the data, the user's income on the exchange, from those exchanges that require verification, I only trust Binance, after all, this is a proven option, I don't think that somewhere mine the data will slip away from there, and so, I prefer yobit, there is no verification and I would like it not to have to go through it in the future

Personally, my opinion is that KYC is not needed and the exchanges that ask him to go leave my list of exchanges that you can go to)

We understand that I am a member of those exchanges in which the jurisdiction assumes that it is necessary to pass verification. Soon it will be impossible to trade on more than one exchange without verification.

This is not the point, verification is required in order to put a person on a bottle in case of any washing of attendants

The best option is to confirm the video report to believe that you are a real user. Since it was precisely this procedure that was proposed, which, according to the rules, the cryptocurrency exchange has the right to demand.

As far as I understand, there is only one minus on binance, and this is the withdrawal of Fiat to the card only with the passed kyc, that is, you want to trade, trade, but to withdraw, leave your data, correct if you confused something

Yes, KYC is not a very pleasant procedure, but over time you cannot get away from it and everyone will have to go through it.

And what prevents you from going through KYC verification on cryptocurrency exchanges when it is necessary to do it. I went, made a document scanner, submitted it electronically. Everything is ready, wait for confirmation from the exchange that you have applied.

There is such a thing. I will give an example with another surprise) I started a crypt on the FTX exchange, well, I think I'll go through the verification later somehow, now it's night (then it was) .. As a result, I filled it in a little, I try to take long futures, and then bang, verify for trading ! I was shocked, but it was verified, there are good futures, coins, so the exchange is not bad.

Well, the fact of the matter is that, of course, there is absolutely no need for flattery in some new exchange, because first of all there should be some benefit from it, but

now there are many exchanges that require verification, especially for trading large amounts, but there are also many exchanges where verification is not needed. I prefer the latter.

I am tolerant of KYC. I believe that there are a sufficient number of exchanges and there is no need to go through a kyc at each exchange. It is enough to have verification on 5 verified exchanges. Use the rest of the exchanges without verification, or simply not use them.

I have a negative attitude to this issue ... Everyone wants to control us

Professional traders know a lot about KYC, and documents have been prepared for a long time in order to pass KYC on the exchange. For me, there is nothing special about it. I go through KYC to trusted cryptocurrency exchanges, I have all the scanners.

I have heard about many from this list, but thanks nevertheless, I will save myself somewhere so as not to lose. As for KYC, many are afraid to go through it, but it seems to me in 2020 this is the norm, almost everywhere it is. But still, it is better to check the information about the exchange where you want to register before then regretting something

While on the Binance and Polonix exchanges, verification is optional and the commissions are quite normal both for trading and for withdrawal in crypto. Therefore, people are in no hurry to go through the CUS, if so far it is possible to work.

I use EXMO and YOBIT exchanges. Verification is required on EXMO, not on YOBIT. In general, I have a good attitude towards verification and I always go through it if necessary. I see nothing wrong with that.

KYC is definitely not suitable for people who are concerned about their privacy, but it is clear that no one wants to expose their data, but on the other hand, your data is already everywhere, whoever wants to get it one way or another will do it, I would recommend trading on exchanges without verification, but if it is necessary, then it is not always necessary to provide a passport, you can confirm your identity, for example, with a driver's license, I know there is such a thing on binance

KYC is definitely the first call to participate in the IEO of a banana, you had to go through KYC, otherwise you would not voluntarily pass for anything, since today is KYC, and tomorrow you already pay taxes to someone who is not clear and it is not clear why, and after tomorrow, by decision, everyone will be taken here your cue ball on the stock exchange;)

While possible, I will avoid passing KYC. But sooner or later, it may become mandatory for work on any exchange.

As soon as I became an adult, great boundaries opened up for me in the form of making money on the Internet. A lot of freebies can be obtained by confirming your identity. Many crypto wallets distributed their coins, banks, etc.

I don't see much sense in this procedure. In fact, one of the main rules of cryptocurrency is violated, this is anonymity. And you don't really want to show your personal documents on some website. I have no guarantees that my data will not leak to places where it should not be. Therefore, I have a negative attitude towards this procedure.

Yes, there is enough exchange without Kyc, on the contrary, almost all exchanges do not require a mandatory cue, but when you pass it, you can get some kind of bonuses, buns, etc. And the same yobit does not require identity verification at all)

"Negatively, but I can easily pass it." But what if, for example, this exchange is suitable in terms of depositing or withdrawing funds, but it requires verification? Of course, you have to do it.

The list of exchanges without verification is larger than where it is required. I wonder what these requirements are generally connected with, maybe the matter is in the legislation of the country. Maybe the policy of the exchange itself.