Quote from: BitMaxz on Today at 09:48:09 PM

Even if it's a province dependant it is still pretty risky if they don't change their terms and tell other Canadian users that some provinces in Canada are supported.
This is the same case for Canadian users on Bitget he passed the KYC and was able to trade but they usually received emails from the support that told them their country was restricted. However, even it is restricted they can still able to trade without any problem. Today is ok you can trade but how about after a few weeks until you deposit a big amount your account might end up prohibited or locked and can't able to withdraw. This is just my advice better not to trade with them unless you can afford to lose that is not a wise idea to lose your assets it's better to be safe than sorry.

Ya know, that's what I need to drill down on..... is why this has not been made clear in the terms of use, and what is really going on. Also, my other thought is..... when I submitted documentation for KYC verification, there is a person on the other end who receives it and manually reviews the information and says approved or declined. My documentation very clearly states my country and province. They approved it, so I don't know if the ToU is unclear, or outdated, or what the situation is. Before I continue trading on it, I'm going to make sure everything is clear, and log screenshots and all else. As well, I'm going to make sure that I don't do futures. Spot only. I've heard futures puts you in the crosshairs of any exchange