To the best of my knowledge, using safepal will not make mexc ask the user for kyc because their account is basically verified in the name of the safepal company.
Hm. I don't think it works in such a way. I've seen many wallets or websites implement third party services on board but none of them shouldered the KYC/AML policies imposed by such services for their users. Typically, the third party service in question's terms of service still applies.
Looking at safepal's terms of service also affirms this.
3.3 Account Opening and KYC. As mentioned in clause 3.2(b) above, the User may be required to provide Personal Information for Third Party Service Provider’s account opening and KYC process. All such Personal Information and KYC information are retained and stored in the relevant Third Party Service Provider. SafePal does not obtain, store or have access to the User’s Personal Information and KYC information provided to the Third Party Service Provider.
3.4 Restrictions imposed by the Third Party. Each of the Third Party Service Provider may have their rules and policies to accept their clients, according to their respective Third Party Agreements and Policies. A User who has access to the Service may not be able to use Third Party Service. The User shall be abided by the Third Party Agreements and Policies and is encouraged to contact with the relevant Third Party Service Provider if he/she has any inquiry in relation to any restrictions imposed.
Third party service is defined as:
3.1 As part of the Service, SafePal connects User with other Third Party Service providers, whether via API or in other manner, including but not limited to:
... b. Centralized Digital Asset exchange,
d. Fiat currency and Digital Asset on-ramp and off-ramp service provider,
VPN is needed but not safepal -- use at their own risk.