I read their terms, and it's quite clear that users have to be prepared for KYC verification if they are to use the service
These are parts where they talk about KYC and AML policy.
The following actions have been performed by Peerwallet as part of KYC & AML Compliance using a risk-based approach:
The appointment of a Chief Compliance Officer with adequate knowledge and independence who is in charge of monitoring adherence to pertinent laws, rules, regulations, and industry recommendations;
Establishing and upholding risk-based policies for customer due diligence, enhanced due diligence, and know your customer (KYC);
Creating risk-based layers for user verification
Utilizing a variety of anti-fraud systems;
Rule-based transaction monitoring;
Analyses using various analytics including blockchain analytics;
• Government-issued ID
• Proof of Address
• Photographs, if you elect to provide them to us
• Video, if you elect to provide them to us