I'm always skeptical when it comes to KYC.
Of course it's needed and I understand but my biggest worries are how and where my data is stored.
I don't want an unsecured basket where criminals just pick an ID and to criminal stuff.
I'm always skeptical when it comes to KYC.
Of course it's needed and I understand but my biggest worries are how and where my data is stored.
I don't want an unsecured basket where criminals just pick an ID and to criminal stuff.
exactly, and who's managing it? It's not a good idea to implement "legacy" banking's KYC handbook to the blockchain space. Too risky and out dated. I hope Dan is thinking clearly.