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What about the security of user data? Is it going to use KYC for verification?

To protect creator property and maintain platform and community security, Qravity members must provide detailed information that meets Know Your Customer (KYC) ID verification requirements. To complete this process, Qravity is using the secure third-party ID verification service Jumio.

I dont know well about Jumio, but if I may advise, not only verification using ID-Card so add verification using selfie photos and write some words in the paper. It can help to reduce scammers and spammers

Jumio is currently using netverify, which includes the following verifications :
1. ID Verification
Verify customer IDs in real time

2. Identity Verification
Know the true identity of your customers

3. Document Verification
Capture and verify customer documents with ease
If you want to read more, you can visit their website: https://www.jumio.com

more effective than KYC
whether jumio , like applications
and
whether this system directly approves the verification request

actually KYC is pretty good. some people find it very difficult to use GA. and some people are lazy and boring to clarify over and over again every time when they enter on their account.

It is because they don't want to share the details to an unknown person, it doesn't mean they don't have any interest. Now a days many fake ICO's are also asking KYC documents for verification, in this way, they are in negative way to share the documents.

with kyc no guarantee of there. i agree a lot of ico who only use this as a formality. there are even some that are indicated as fraud by using other people's ID card data. this must be a guarantee about the security of data provided in the KYC. If not a guarantee about that, i think be better not to use kyc.