The cards are anonymous for those who are using them, that is the main point. As it has been discussed already, we are not using anyone's identity, account is opened with person's consent.
Not trying to trash your sale or anything, but a little curious. I have some questions. Based on few posts I have read, I guess we don't have to do KYC? But how is it "No KYC" or "Anonymous" if someone else does that on behalf of us? The cards are NOT anonymous. The cards have a name and probably the nominees [the person buying the card?] name on it. It cannot be considered KYC free (poor guy who did it probably has no clue what's actually happening or the huge risks involved with it). What is the use of getting consent from someone if that person is being (highly likely) exploited? 4. We mainly work with NON-residents, so the individual is not a subject to tax in the country of the bank where the account/card is applied for. Besides that bank does control physical location and where the person is traveling.
That's bullshit. Even non residents are subject to taxes in one way or the other. At least in most of the countries. Even if they are non resident of a country and isn't subject to any tax (which I doubt), they will at least have to pay taxes in their home country. Now don't tell me they don't have to pay taxes anywhere. 
You are mixing up the words, I have written "accessed" or "initial setup" most probably, but not "opened". Opening a bank account and registering for online banking are two different things. Opening a bank account/applying for a card is a procedure which requires physical presence in the bank branch. Online banking can be set up up later online, but only after you've gone through all the administrative procedures, your initial application has been approved and you have received your debit card.
