Topic: Questions About Indian Crypto Exchanges: Indx & BitBns - page 2. (Read 348 times)
Well, for an exchange to be KYC less right now in any country is risky, and they choosed the worst one to start their exchange with no KYC.
The background:
I came across a newly announced Indian crypto exchange: indx. They claim to be operational from next month and also claim to be KYC-less (hence anonymous) exchange. They're airdropping their own tokens called INDX coins to new registrants. But before registering on their site, I wanted to have a good look at how they're going to achieve what they claim to achieve, especially how they're going to manage a KYC-less policy when Indian government is going after all exchanges for regulations.
Anyway, whle going through their site, I was browsing through their FAQ and noticed that their FEES hyperlink actually takes you to BitBns.com!
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Does anybody know if these two exchanges have anything in common (or operated by same people, maybe?)
Also, what thoughts you guys have about their "KYC-less" policy?
I came across a newly announced Indian crypto exchange: indx. They claim to be operational from next month and also claim to be KYC-less (hence anonymous) exchange. They're airdropping their own tokens called INDX coins to new registrants. But before registering on their site, I wanted to have a good look at how they're going to achieve what they claim to achieve, especially how they're going to manage a KYC-less policy when Indian government is going after all exchanges for regulations.
Anyway, whle going through their site, I was browsing through their FAQ and noticed that their FEES hyperlink actually takes you to BitBns.com!
(Click image for original size)
Does anybody know if these two exchanges have anything in common (or operated by same people, maybe?)
Also, what thoughts you guys have about their "KYC-less" policy?
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