Hello.
My query is very simple. If a law enforcement agency approached a wallet provider such as Coinbase, regarding acquiring information about the account holder, do they comply?
They will because they are regulated, but the regulator would only ask for information from Coinbase if they are looking for a suspected wallet or person that might link with the coinbase. All regulated exchanges are required to comply with the regulatory requirements, basic requirements are KYC as it's necessary for tracing or investigation when fraud or money laundering is committed by a certain person or entity. My query is very simple. If a law enforcement agency approached a wallet provider such as Coinbase, regarding acquiring information about the account holder, do they comply?
I would understand why Coinbase would, but what ones specifically do not? If anyone knows, let me know.
Before someone comments it, hardware wallet's such as Trezor's etc are not an option.
Thanks.
Before someone comments it, hardware wallet's such as Trezor's etc are not an option.
Thanks.
use electrum, it's completely safe based on my experience as long as you don't go to phishing sites to upgrade your wallet and no KYC requirement for using this wallet.
