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Topic: Token distribution using KYC verification (Read 931 times)

full member
Activity: 672
Merit: 100
July 18, 2018, 09:16:58 AM
I categorically do not support projects that require verification. Because these are violations of the constitution of the countries in which they live. And where is the freedom of information? Where is the freedom of anonymity in the network?
hero member
Activity: 1680
Merit: 505
You have to be very careful when sending your identity documents, not all of them are real projects, some are scams wanting to get your personal information so they can abuse it later on. Cibus for example collected my identification, gas also and yet never sent me any tokens

KYC verification can be important for large investors. I think it's useless to run KYC in airdrop or bounty. Participants get so little rewards that their influence on the market is none. It's not known who has personal data and where it's stored and whether it's well protected against leak.
newbie
Activity: 75
Merit: 0
You have to be very careful when sending your identity documents, not all of them are real projects, some are scams wanting to get your personal information so they can abuse it later on. Cibus for example collected my identification, gas also and yet never sent me any tokens
full member
Activity: 468
Merit: 100
The world’s first Play, Learn and Earn
I hate KYC verification, but it is a measure to resolve problems with SEC. There is nothing to do with it.
just buy on exchange and you don't need to pass kyc in this case
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
https://eloncity.io
several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?
Usually I'm trying to send my identity cards only for those bounty campaigns in which I am confident in because if I'm not confident in the project it is highly dangerous
full member
Activity: 1106
Merit: 103
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several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?
Personally, I do not endorse KYC for bounty distribution. But this is necessary part and you have to do it to get your tokens. Of course, there is no an absolute guarantee that your personal information will not be leaked. But if you really care about it so you shouldn't participate in such bounty campaigns.
I also do not support sending AS. But if there is such a requirement and it is mandatory, then for me there is no particular difficulty in providing such information.
member
Activity: 307
Merit: 10
I think that will be safe. In my opinion only to keep every user using real account and not duplicate it. So, implementation of KYC in distribution that is not good enough, if the project needs KYC apply it before.

You don't know who you share your personal data with, where the data is sent and for what purpose someone can use it. It is also a serious question of how this data is protected against leak or hacking. It's doubtful whether you have access to this data after sending it in order to be removed or changed later.
sr. member
Activity: 432
Merit: 250
several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?
Personally, I do not endorse KYC for bounty distribution. But this is necessary part and you have to do it to get your tokens. Of course, there is no an absolute guarantee that your personal information will not be leaked. But if you really care about it so you shouldn't participate in such bounty campaigns.
newbie
Activity: 84
Merit: 0

I think it's safe. Projects do this because they need to comply with certain standards established by the SEC. I do not think that they will use your documents for other purposes. In the end, in today's society, knowing the identity of your investor is the norm.
newbie
Activity: 166
Merit: 0
I only provided email, phone, name and country details , there was no kyc .
sr. member
Activity: 1456
Merit: 253
Margin Trader
Your data can be leaked, be aware of it and better use fake KYC data. In this case you will avoid problems with your confidential information.
 I am in crypto because I want to stay anonymous and KYC is unacceptable for me.
newbie
Activity: 39
Merit: 0
It's sheltered, Because of the ICO crusades so they are not betrayed. Be that as it may, for our members it isn't. Since they can utilize it for other negative behavior patterns. They can utilize our characters for their own motivations, for example, robbery. So do we trust in this since we can put forth a defense we don't have a clue.
sr. member
Activity: 1479
Merit: 273
Seabet.io | Crypto-Casino
several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?
it can be but if for ICO i think they only want to avoid SEC problem, and that is the only way to know people who join their project, and usually not only bounty participants but their investors too. or maybe it is to prevent people to fraud their bounty campaign
member
Activity: 626
Merit: 10
several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?
I think they do this because this is the right idea to protect their project to some cheaters that abuse the bounty so I think its alright if there's KYC to get our reward and I think it will not misused.
full member
Activity: 406
Merit: 100
several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?

Now ICO is not regulated by anyone and there are a lot of scammers who do not pass the verification before launching their project but they are forced to do it by bounty hunters. I'm not sure about the security of the documents.         
         
         
newbie
Activity: 70
Merit: 0
several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?
We can only hope that our documents will remain untouched. In one of the latest ICO Fantom, as far as I know, the database was stolen with the documents of those investors who passed KYC. But all over the world the passage of verification is a necessity, I do not think that the crypto market will be anything different
member
Activity: 420
Merit: 10
several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?

IT needs  kyc for some of the bounty projects  to avoid those using multiple accounts. It is also to avoid anybody who will steal your rewards. It is not like before that once  you receive your tokens and exchange it, they just only need your  valid ids . But now, they become very strict , they ask  for a passport for further verification. I think it is safe for sending kyc to the company we had joined in because it is just between you and the company, not the whole world. It is just a basis for proper distribution of all the rewards.
full member
Activity: 378
Merit: 100
KYC is OK if you are an investor, as it is also a protection to prevent crime activities, money laundering and terrorists. But if you are just a bounty participant, it seems to be bothered for me because it might be use your personal identity for scams and other illegal activities.
newbie
Activity: 154
Merit: 0
Nope, I think that they will not abuse your personal information. I also think that method are good to minimize many multiply account and it will make good effect for that token.
newbie
Activity: 224
Merit: 0
several bounty projects, are now beginning to implement KYC on the distribution of their tokens
when I send my identity card is this safe? could it be misused?

Well, this is the most common problem that we need to consider. We don't know what will going to happen if the one who has the shared his personal information. It's either being scam or not.
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