Can someone please specify what potential ICO buyers will be exposed to (information-wise) with the company's KYC program? I am a prospective buyer whose identity was partly stolen in the past and am a little taken aback by what IMJim is saying. He makes it sound as though he is going to get waterboarded, forced to release his tax returns from prior to 1985, his family tree, 34 years of phone records and a blood sample.
That he has to wait two months to get his coins back is really royally messed up.
Hello Jakobslander,
In order to pass KYC the following information would be needed: name, address, date of birth, copy of ID (passport or driver license).
The information you should provide during KYC is considered as Personal Data" and is processed in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2004. The data you enter needs to be checked and verified by our partner Onfido and by no means will be used or disclosed by Cryptonomos.
If you need any details on this, please let us know by email to
support@rentberry.com.