Quote from: elevates on Today at 11:58:43 AM

Quote from: Bitcoin Smith on Today at 08:49:28 AM

AFAIK, Bitget platform has mandatory KYC for every users and surprisingly it is highly invasive than we do on most of the centralized exchanges. So better not deposit any funds their unless you want to provide these details.

Quote from: https://www.bitget.com/support/articles/360041116691-Bitget’s-AML-KYC-Policies

Identifying our Customers

We shall identify each of our customers.

To identify our customers, we shall obtain, at least:

1. their full names, including aliases;

2. their unique identification numbers (such as an identity card number, birth certificate number, or passport number, or where the customer is not a natural person, their business registration numbers); or

3. their registration address, or if applicable, their registered business address, and if different, their principal place of business;

You are absolutely correct the OP replied on my thread and is unable to provide any links that substantiate her claims. Amazingly when I questioned here she supported here claims with a screenshot. She claims that it was from the customer support of the exchange. Whereas if you go through their blog there is nothing related to non-KYC trading. Another spammer, spamming the local board without any concrete evidence.

To be honest, you're the one who's spamming. You asked for proof, and I shared what I knew. The screenshot showed a clear statement from Bitget, just as you had asked. I also shared an article on the withdrawal limits. What else do you want me to do? I have never even shared ANY kind of referral links so I don't even have any profit here