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Author Topic: Do you have a KYC verified account on Indian exchanges - read this!  (Read 472 times)
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December 26, 2020, 05:00:59 PM
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Even today, cash manipulation happens in more than 90% cases of the property sales. The registry value of the property is shown below the actual deal price and rest of the payment is made in cash. No government measure can catch these tax evasion transactions if seller is clever enough to maintain the secrecy of cash received.

You can certainly claim this digit as 99.

For example, the valuation of one property is 50L. The bank itself values this by sending valuers to the site. Now dastavej (property-owning document) will be of mere 20L (15 in most of the cases) which means that the seller has sold his property at 20L so the seller will have to pay less tax on capital gain and he will forcibly demand 30L in cash from the buyer otherwise, he would not sell it. This is "extremely common" in property cases.

If the government raid just one place and filter such brokers and sellers, oh man! this can be turned out to multi-billion tax fraud.
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January 11, 2021, 08:28:45 PM
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Buy btc from p2p exchange or other OTC medium, use non-custodial wallets.

p2p platform also demands KYC verification in order to facilitate smooth transactions. any recommended p2p platform in India?
Not every p2p platform demands KYC for example Localcryptos which is one of the good non KYC peer to peer trading platforms for Indians.

https://localcryptos.com/Bitcoin/India

Click the above links to get the deals to buy and sell bitcoins for INR, well still the biggest disadvantage of non KYC trading platform is their prices which are actually non profitable for the user, only advertisers are going to make profits there.

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January 12, 2021, 07:35:02 PM
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Buy btc from p2p exchange or other OTC medium, use non-custodial wallets.

p2p platform also demands KYC verification in order to facilitate smooth transactions. any recommended p2p platform in India?
Not every p2p platform demands KYC for example Localcryptos which is one of the good non KYC peer to peer trading platforms for Indians.

https://localcryptos.com/Bitcoin/India

Click the above links to get the deals to buy and sell bitcoins for INR, well still the biggest disadvantage of non KYC trading platform is their prices which are actually non profitable for the user, only advertisers are going to make profits there.
Frankly speaking. I think KYC is important when it comes to P2P transactions. It might be exposing your identity but don't forget that you are receiving money into your Bank account and you would definitely don't want money into your account from an unsafe source. A source which might have laundered this money he is sending you. KYC on exchanges ensures that the other person has gone through using his basic documentation. Even though it might even be fake but good chances are it's authentic. So in the worst of cases, you at least can shift the blame onto the exchange for transacting a person who was verified in the first place by the exchange. On such a site you are trusting the person at your own risk.
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