Correspondence, transactions may be requested; confirmation of ownership of the address by sending any transaction; links and contact details of the user who sent funds from an address explicitly related to the crime; if the funds were received from a mixer that directly sent funds related to the crime, then simply providing information to confirm receipt of funds from the mixer.
So. If I provide correspondence, all TXID's, confirm the address is mine and provide a screenshot of the seller's Bisq profile then I am good to go?
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Regards,
PrivacyG
Yes, if the transaction was indeed carried out as a P2P exchange and there is evidence of such a transaction, then we will have no reason to further withhold funds. An exception can only be the presence of an official request from law enforcement agencies for the immediate freezing or seizure of funds.