Yes I can only agree with the previous speakers.
KYC is a sensitive theme, and could discourage potential users. Bitcoin and anonymity, has always been very important to our community!
KYC is a tricky issue on the legal side, as we need to comply with applicable laws, which sometime are a little heavy handed. But we are doing what we can to minimize friction on this front, including raising the withdrawal threshhold for applying KYC.
Is there any news on that?
In order to comply with applicable laws and to protect our users, Futuur requires confirmation of identity and address to approve any withdrawals exceeding 5mBTC (or the equivalent of €50, whichever is lower) over the course of a 30 day period.
At this time 50€ are only ~1.5m
BTC and the fees for a payout ~13€ , this is out of proportion to each other. The topic of KYC and the associated risks are repeatedly
discussed in the BTC community, so I hope you find a way to lower the fees and raise the possible payout threshhold to a higher level without passing any KYC.