Of course! Anonymous KYC means that the service you're trying to use will not have access to your personal data. For example, I have a verified NFT passport. I visit website A which requires KYC verification before I'm granted full access, so instead of providing them with my documents that they would then verify, I can provide my own Hashbon Pass, which would tell the service that I have been verified, giving them access to simple information like my age, citizenship & nickname, as well as access to information regarding my presence on blacklists and sanctions lists if I were to be on any. This lets them grant me full access to their service, assuming that I meet their usage requirements, all without having to process and receive my personal documents. For more information regarding the Hashbon Pass algorithm, please refer to page 15 of our white paper under "Description of the biometric verification process".