Thank you for your question about KYC. I have got an answer from the legal team.
KYC is a legal necessity in case of gambling, although in cases of transactions with a small amount it may be escaped.
Anyway, in some cases (e.g. small amount of transaction), KYC may be required by SocialBet.
We are going to be fully in compliance with the laws which is the best guarantee of the sound and safe operation of our platform.
By the way, Primedice.com also has KYC procedure for its users.
https://ibb.co/mCht0th Your feedback did help
We are currently updating our terms of use. Moreover, we are going to make KYC as simple as possible.
You are missing the point completely. Making the KYC process simple does not matter since doing away with it is the only way that majority of the gamblers including me would show any sort of interest in your website.
Get rid of the KYC requirement asap if you want your website to attract more attention.
Hello. I am the founder of SocialBet. This KYC did a noise in the last days
I want to understand the problem. I see that people ask to remove KYC and says that they won't play in bitcoin casino that has KYC, but at the same time, they use signatures of casinos that have KYC. For example, I may see in your signature STAKE.com. Check their terms and you'll find the same KYC in the 6th point.
https://stake.com/terms-of-serviceThe KYC is not so scary thing
We do not want to use it against the community. We won't force our players to verify their identity. This point is just to keep us legal and to avoid problems in future.
We want to make our platform the best one. Your feedback is very important as we build our platform for you!
If you know a good standing casino, that does not have a KYC option in their legal docs, please send a link. We will investigate.
the problem is that if you have this KYC term you can enforce it any time you want
and yes KYC is a scary thing , sadly , especially if you deal with a cryptocommunity
if you do not want to force players to verify their identity , just do not put KYC into your terms
Stake doesn't usually check , but they do and can do it because it is in their terms and conditions
the thing is - Stake is there for at least several years (Primedice I mean) and is trusted and you are new and trying to attract players
KYC is not the strongest of the marketing points