KYC is it mandatory for security tokens ?

[urab1004]

Kyc is indeed needed for regerstrasi if the project that is being done is so brilliant.
but you have to be careful too much that is used for theft. try to learn more about the project

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[imstillthebest]

KYC is for the security of the user and the company that holds the STO.

only sto's ? what about ico , exchange , gambling sites , etc... ?  kyc if for everyone or for every kind of business   .

KYC is actually a good thing for both parties.

it depends  . it depends on the site/company because not all are legit ,this is why some people are doubting to the a kyc  .

it is up to you if you will trust your private information to the investment firm you are choosing to.

if you found out that the company or the site that you will be using is legit then you should not hesitate to do a kyc  .

If the thing that is holding you back is the thing that your not comfortable for you to share your personal information then I would advise you not to join the firm.

yeah  . there are still many oppurtunites out there that can be done privately without the need of kyc .

[lepbagong]

Kyc is indeed needed for regerstrasi if the project that is being done is so brilliant.
but you have to be careful too much that is used for theft. try to learn more about the project

It is very wise what you say, that you must be careful with the theft of personal data from the requested KYC results. but we do not know who is asking for and whether it is accountable for the confidentiality that we have given. so far I have avoided KYC even though you may say a very diamond project can be given for registration.

[yohananaomi]

It should be early to read the rules that have been made by them when launching a project. we can be sure that they will inform you that later they need a kyc at the end of the project. if we feel that we are not very profitable for us, because the personal data we provide without our knowledge will be for what to use. can it guarantee the security of the confidentiality of personal data in them. better to be avoided from the beginning so as not to harm later.

[Ozero]

It should be early to read the rules that have been made by them when launching a project. we can be sure that they will inform you that later they need a kyc at the end of the project. if we feel that we are not very profitable for us, because the personal data we provide without our knowledge will be for what to use. can it guarantee the security of the confidentiality of personal data in them. better to be avoided from the beginning so as not to harm later.

Of course, it is better to shy away from transmitting your identity. However, after the last FATF decision comes into force, no one has the right to demand to undergo a KYC check if the cryptocurrency transaction is less than one thousand dollars. These rules should also apply to exchanges. In my opinion, they are not so bad. It will be necessary to do more tranzaky, but they will not have to exceed thousands of dollars each and no KYC check will not have to pass.

[phamminhtan]

For the token, KYC is absolutely mandatory, Strictly obey the laws of the host country and against money laundering criminals.

[DoublerHunter]

For the token, KYC is absolutely mandatory, Strictly obey the laws of the host country and against money laundering criminals.

^ That was completely mandatory, and the companies like IEO, CEO or STO should obey to implement KYC/AML which KYC means Know Your Customer and AML means Anti-Money Laundering. AML is very strict even anywhere in the country they should implement that law to those companies related to an investment to avoid money laundering. KYC/AML implementation is becoming more and more common in the ICO space, and for good reason. Also, there's no way to avoid if you feel you are safe on that company then submit your personal data if not then, avoid and find another one.

[Schirer]

Yes, it is!
Securities are strictly regulated in all countries.
This fact is why it makes me curious, how in the earth those projects who claim to be securities are giving out security tokens without kyc for bounty.

[jaocoincrypto18]

It is mandatory per regulation policy of the country that legalized Crypto currency but i wonder of some projects that they will not required KYC to their participants so i doubt if the project is legit or not so i decided not to join their projects to ensure the safety of my investments.

[zahed]

Yes, KYC is of course required for the the security tokens. You have to must be pass KYC in STO. In many projects ICO,IEO both of asking KYC.
KYC isn't mandatory for all of the countries i mean it's depend on your country basis. But don't try to submit documents in everywhere without legitimate projects.

[cutesgirl]

I tried to register in Blueshare.io and they re-routed me to another platform called Altcoinomy.

They state they are financial institution and compliant with Swiss laws ,etc.

Anyway is there always the need to pass KYC in order to invest in an STO?

 

Maybe you can miss KYC with your Blueshare exchange account if withdrawal under 2 btc in one day, many exchange account have submit KYC but you can miss it if your withdrawal not reach above 2 btc in one day, just for bittrex exchange account have pass KYC because there are not available withdrawing without pass KYC and look not available trading without have submit your data first.