1. I saw your explanation, and video verification is voluntary for customers (because you hold the customer's money, so it is necessary rather than voluntary).
2. You also explained that video verification is common on many platforms? (I really can't think of a legitimate large-scale gambling platform that would require video verification, even if it's not a cryptocurrency gambling company. Only fraudulent companies would adopt such behavior. Someone on the forum is selling Stake accounts, doesn't Stake know about it? Why don't they solve the problem through video verification like you do? So far, I haven't found anyone selling Rollbit accounts.)

As a cryptocurrency gambling platform, Rollbit is a cryptocurrency platform. In the field of cryptocurrencies, KYC has always been controversial. Now, Rollbit is conducting video verification by illegal means. Does this comply with the direction of cryptocurrency development? Before undergoing video verification, I thought you were a strong platform, but now I feel very disappointed. There are legitimate companies that provide facial recognition authentication services; why not cooperate with them instead of choosing to operate privately?