KYC of bounty hunters

[drippx]

I don't understand how you publish personal data to get a small amount of money, and if you're tired of peaceful life, it's probably worth it, but if you still have some problems in the end, you just have to blame yourself.

[ApocalypseNow]

The decision is still on the management and we need to follow their KYC bullshit even if we don't like it. They have the money but it is really unfair that they are just paying a small amount of money that is not even worth of the documents that we are sending them.

[bitcub]

This would eliminate the number of clone accounts. This would lessen the number of spams. I am a bounty hunter but I would like to implement this rule for the sake of cleaning the community and fairness with the ICO owners.

Bounty programs are asking bounty hunters to do KYC before they are paid for work done . What do you think of this development.

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[Rano]

Back in december it was not needed. Now I see more and more bounty campaigns switching to KYC needed in order to receive tokens. AmaZix, one of the biggest bounty management team now also introduced KYC for bounties.
I'm personally okay with that as long as my data is not shared. KYC in general prevents multi participation and scam and overall the rewards are higher.

[ShitTL]

Bounty programs are asking bounty hunters to do KYC before they are paid for work done . What do you think of this development.

KYC is thought to be "customer insight" or "knowing who the customer is", or in the electronic money space you often call "identity verification". This is a benchmark in the investment industry to ensure that the investment adviser identifies detailed information on risk tolerance, investment knowledge, and client financial position. Many bounty projects demand kyc when rewarding participants

[sabarr]

I think it does not matter if there are rules to do KYC for bounty hunters but the rules should be explained at the beginning so we can choose whether to join or not, if the rules for KYC are requested at the end of the program then it becomes unfair to bounty hunters

[Crypto Girl]

The decision is still on the management and we need to follow their KYC bullshit even if we don't like it. They have the money but it is really unfair that they are just paying a small amount of money that is not even worth of the documents that we are sending them.

And that document is our identity that weren't sure if it's protectedd or not like we never know if they'll use it to fraudulent activity. Though we really need to follow them from what they require but still we can choose to join or not. I believe kyc is required by AMLC to investors that will invest big amount and bounty hunters aren't investors so there's no way to require this.

[Luclfer]

I think it's no big deal. If asked the need to do! With the documents, they still do not what they can not do. So you can safely provide your data . I don't like this procedure either, but I'm going through it anyway.

[el_lobo]

Actually, kyc is a good thing, i think. That's my first thought on the subject.
But then it occurred to me, there are also the fraudsters and scam icos. I do not want to give my data to such people.
I think i would only do kyc if i was 100% sure the ico is not a scam.

[jupppo]

KYC is not safe! before sending personal data, weigh all the "FOR" and "AGAINST", even if it is a verified ICO, you will not be guaranteed that your data will not go to 3 persons and will not be compromised!

[Ghypatt]

It is unfortunate but I think it is not necessary. I dont know why you would have to submit your ID before you get paid for something you have worked hard for. Bounty hunters present every information they require for participation and they can verify the accuracy of the information before they distribute the tokens and so I dont see the need for the KYC

[mayasari]

Bounty programs are asking bounty hunters to do KYC before they are paid for work done . What do you think of this development.

I agree with no KYC, it is to minimize cheating, but it is better form filling is not too personal and difficult.

[Yudhisthir]

KYC is done to recongnize investor for money laundering issues. As the bounty hunter are not investing any money, asking KYC with them is stupid.
There are several other better ways of avoiding cheaters than asking for passport and identity, which by the way can be easily bought on darkweb.

[itoyitoy123]

i think theirs no problem with the KYC program because the government asking them to have that program  to be secured because some country bamned crypto, but its great of their no KYC program for the bounty hunters because they'll just working and want to be paid off.

[Arlibtchunt2018]

Bounty programs are asking bounty hunters to do KYC before they are paid for work done . What do you think of this development.

I think it wont be necessary for bounty hunters to have KYC. It would give another work or task for the team. I think the best way here is not make things complicated and continue on what it is when it started.

[arakuns]

I don't know see any reason why kyc is necessary  for bounty participants but so far i haven't participated in campaign that requires kyc. I think this is because there's a lot of multiple accounts that try to cheat the bounty campaign but it is also easy to bypass this as they can borrow their friend identity to get the bounty reward.

[s.Zavgorod]

Sometimes it is justified due to legal reasons and attorney's opinion. Even if you don't like it. They just don't want to give money to people that are in the international AML lists, and that makes sense. Plus it is an income, and in most countries this income would be taxed. I repeat: I don't like it, most of the bounties I've done have not asked this to me, but it may be justified sometimes depending on legal advise of the ICO. But they should state this clearly before joining, and not after you've done the work. So you can choose whether to join or not.

Still. Why if it is considered an official income, we do not have contracts and protection. We are like ordinary people who work for food =/

[Babyfaceless]

Bounty programs are asking bounty hunters to do KYC before they are paid for work done . What do you think of this development.

I think this is ironic as to why cryptocurrency was created in the first place, to provide privacy and anonymity. With KYC we are driven back to the centralized control of banks and other financial institutions which created the scheme. I observed it is getting to be a normal practice when joining ICO, bounty campaigns, and even airdrops right now.

[rysheeer]

this is a good idea since ICO's are banned for some countries this would be the way to identify each participants but you need to give your information to a legit bounty managers because it might cause you some trouble and they'll use it on some illegal things.

[gnerro2]

Bounty programs are asking bounty hunters to do KYC before they are paid for work done . What do you think of this development.

I Think it's silly.. it's against crypto world and prosperity,, and it's annoying.