Although it would be logical for a massive outflow of users from such an unreliable service.
I wonder when they will completely disappear from the world of cryptocurrencies?
In the jurisdiction of the Cayman Islands, I believe it is not at all necessary to carry out such volumes of checks as part of the KYC procedure, as was invented by the damn Blockchain.com protocol.
As I believe, they are not obliged to fully comply with the requirements including the General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”), as enacted by the European Commission.
And they could well change their protocols.
I understand that they have many users who provided them with photographs of themselves humiliatingly holding some handwritten inscriptions on a piece of paper.
All this is nonsense and a blatant deception of people.
And I really really hope that the clientele of this wallet will gradually decrease and it will finally go completely bankrupt. This will be a great joy for all cryptocurrency-owning people, and those who hate blockchain.info/com.