Quote from: DdmrDdmr on September 09, 2021, 06:41:18 PM

Their faqs (*) state that you need to have an ID or passport from El Salvador, and have a phone number from one of a set of delimited countries, namely :
"El Salvador, USA, Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras, Belize, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Australia."

It’s not really meant to be a custodial wallet for anybody to use, but rather much solely aimed at their citizens.

It is solely for their citzens and mostly a few neighborhood nations and a few Western nations.

It is understandable if they accept users pass through their KYC from neighborhood nations in Latin America but I can not understand reasons they expand it to Spain, Italy, Switzerland and Australia. Huh

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Amongst other things I read through on their site and tos today (daily limits, monthly limits, and so forth), the feature whereby its use does not require a data plan, nor does it consume data (but you do need an internet connexion) is still unclear to me.
I figure that the data carriers are obliged to establish the connection and operative for free, and that is likely feasible locally (as per some sort of agreement between the government and the carriers), but I wonder if that applies to those Chivo users residing abroad in one of those countries I cited above (seems like a long stretch).

Thank you for this information. Maybe we will need to see feedback from El Salvador communities about the wallet and this point from their experience.

Will the government do serious censorship about it? How about censorship in El Salvador?