after creating a wallet, you can add 2fa via google authenticator.
That significantly improves its security but it doesn't make it bulletproof
[perfectly secure].
They mentioned, "minimal KYC" under the "DIRECT PURCHASE" section of their homepage and only "No ID" on their FAQ page. Does anyone know what that means exactly?
- I've been searching with no luck.DIRECT PURCHASE
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