I found interview with SelfKey, it was shared 3 days ago
pardon me if this already published earlier:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iCqS7ZgNfvc
Topic: [SELFKEY] ID Wallet for Citizenship, Incorporation, Fintech, Banking, Exchanges - page 60. (Read 37555 times)
December 15, 2017, 07:47:38 AM
December 15, 2017, 07:40:20 AM
I liked the design image of your wallet. Will you have a wallet in different languages?
And also a step-by-step user guide for users?
And also a step-by-step user guide for users?
December 15, 2017, 07:35:33 AM
Will selfkey also act like an ERC20 wallet like MEW with the document storage right?
Yes it will store all Ethereum based Tokens as far as I know
Great, then any news about Ledger and Trezor support in near future?
Both Ledger and Trezor support MEW/ETH/ERC20 already
December 15, 2017, 07:21:01 AM
Will selfkey also act like an ERC20 wallet like MEW with the document storage right?
Yes it will store all Ethereum based Tokens as far as I know
Great, then any news about Ledger and Trezor support in near future?
December 15, 2017, 07:20:35 AM
So, with your platform investors would not have to pass KYC in future ICO?
Exactly, that is one of the problem this project is trying to solve. Quite handy. Without even mentioning the marketplace they got
Yes, its true. Thus is very big problem. They dont have KYC for their token sale?
I believe they don't since American investors are not eligible to participate.
December 15, 2017, 07:08:04 AM
In general, the idea of the project deserves attention, although I do not see any prospects for a big profit here, but I'm also interested in the next question, which I myself can not find an answer in the documents: if I provide a fake passport, who will verify the authenticity of the document?
They maybe using some professional service like idnow for the initial verification. its very scrupulous and you can hardly get away with fake documents.
According to the website and whitepaper, they're planning to enable users an access to a lot of serious services like e-notary, citizenship matters and much more, which is a whole new level. I believe they will be able to verify an authenticity of a document and forgery is a serious crime.
That is interesting features.
But for e-notary or citizenship matters, they should have some agreement with countries I guess. Any country on board?
SelfKey has a partnership with NTL Immigration, the biggest Citizenship by Investment provider.
Check this article
http://www.ntlimmigration.com/ntl-trust-selfkey-partner-process-cip-applications-blockchain/
How can I find out if your application collects personal information, client documents in some database? To provide documents, you need to earn great confidence from customers. Since personal data and documents can be used against the interests of their owners.
This is exactly why the ID data is stored on the users device ONLY. Not stored with SelfKey and also not stored in the blockchain - only a "hash" will be used for transmission.
Check The Whitepaper for more info on that - this is the best possible method of going through KYC with minimum ID exposure.
The SelfKey wallet won’t collect documentation. This will be easily to see as you won’t require to upload any document.
Is this international project or limited to few countries
International!
However, Citizens of the US, New Zealand and China are unfortunately not eligible to participate in the Token Sale.
December 15, 2017, 07:02:17 AM
Is this international project or limited to few countries
December 15, 2017, 06:42:43 AM
How can I find out if your application collects personal information, client documents in some database? To provide documents, you need to earn great confidence from customers. Since personal data and documents can be used against the interests of their owners.
December 15, 2017, 06:31:49 AM
Will selfkey also act like an ERC20 wallet like MEW with the document storage right?
Yes it will store all Ethereum based Tokens as far as I know
Well I assume you lose your anonymity in the same way as you would make a classical KYC process at the moment during an ICO. At least I assume that you still have to give out your date, just now it is automatic.
December 15, 2017, 06:30:54 AM
So, with your platform investors would not have to pass KYC in future ICO?
I think that if an ICO is hosted or connected to Selfkey you won't need to do another KYC because your data is already stored in Selfkey
December 15, 2017, 06:29:46 AM
I bet there are alot who will never bend for KYC but then again, there could be alot who is confident with kyc
December 15, 2017, 06:27:11 AM
In general, the idea of the project deserves attention, although I do not see any prospects for a big profit here, but I'm also interested in the next question, which I myself can not find an answer in the documents: if I provide a fake passport, who will verify the authenticity of the document?
They maybe using some professional service like idnow for the initial verification. its very scrupulous and you can hardly get away with fake documents.
According to the website and whitepaper, they're planning to enable users an access to a lot of serious services like e-notary, citizenship matters and much more, which is a whole new level. I believe they will be able to verify an authenticity of a document and forgery is a serious crime.
That is interesting features.
But for e-notary or citizenship matters, they should have some agreement with countries I guess. Any country on board?
December 15, 2017, 06:25:01 AM
In general, the idea of the project deserves attention, although I do not see any prospects for a big profit here, but I'm also interested in the next question, which I myself can not find an answer in the documents: if I provide a fake passport, who will verify the authenticity of the document?
They maybe using some professional service like idnow for the initial verification. its very scrupulous and you can hardly get away with fake documents.
According to the website and whitepaper, they're planning to enable users an access to a lot of serious services like e-notary, citizenship matters and much more, which is a whole new level. I believe they will be able to verify an authenticity of a document and forgery is a serious crime.
Yes they work with notaries on their ecosystem. All of the services are completely serious and authenticity is forefront!
December 15, 2017, 06:23:40 AM
Will selfkey also act like an ERC20 wallet like MEW with the document storage right?
Yes it will store all Ethereum based Tokens as far as I know
IM not following, what exactly do you mean?
December 15, 2017, 06:11:24 AM
In general, the idea of the project deserves attention, although I do not see any prospects for a big profit here, but I'm also interested in the next question, which I myself can not find an answer in the documents: if I provide a fake passport, who will verify the authenticity of the document?
They maybe using some professional service like idnow for the initial verification. its very scrupulous and you can hardly get away with fake documents.
According to the website and whitepaper, they're planning to enable users an access to a lot of serious services like e-notary, citizenship matters and much more, which is a whole new level. I believe they will be able to verify an authenticity of a document and forgery is a serious crime.
Yes they work with notaries on their ecosystem. All of the services are completely serious and authenticity is forefront!
December 15, 2017, 06:00:52 AM
In general, the idea of the project deserves attention, although I do not see any prospects for a big profit here, but I'm also interested in the next question, which I myself can not find an answer in the documents: if I provide a fake passport, who will verify the authenticity of the document?
They maybe using some professional service like idnow for the initial verification. its very scrupulous and you can hardly get away with fake documents.
According to the website and whitepaper, they're planning to enable users an access to a lot of serious services like e-notary, citizenship matters and much more, which is a whole new level. I believe they will be able to verify an authenticity of a document and forgery is a serious crime.
December 15, 2017, 05:48:31 AM
In general, the idea of the project deserves attention, although I do not see any prospects for a big profit here, but I'm also interested in the next question, which I myself can not find an answer in the documents: if I provide a fake passport, who will verify the authenticity of the document?
They maybe using some professional service like idnow for the initial verification. its very scrupulous and you can hardly get away with fake documents.
December 15, 2017, 05:33:26 AM
In general, the idea of the project deserves attention, although I do not see any prospects for a big profit here, but I'm also interested in the next question, which I myself can not find an answer in the documents: if I provide a fake passport, who will verify the authenticity of the document?
December 15, 2017, 05:28:13 AM
This project is in Delevopment since 2013 and just recently started Marketing - exemplary!
THIS is what the Cryptosphere needs, I wish all projects were more like SelfKey.
THIS is what the Cryptosphere needs, I wish all projects were more like SelfKey.
Right, having an existing business under KYC-Chain Ltd. since 2013 makes Selfkey a much more valid project as most other ICOs.
true that, but I think the fact they will assist with the KYC process is more valuable than people think.
December 15, 2017, 05:18:43 AM
This project is in Delevopment since 2013 and just recently started Marketing - exemplary!
THIS is what the Cryptosphere needs, I wish all projects were more like SelfKey.
THIS is what the Cryptosphere needs, I wish all projects were more like SelfKey.
Right, having an existing business under KYC-Chain Ltd. since 2013 makes Selfkey a much more valid project as most other ICOs.
Jump to: