Quote from: joeperry on Today at 01:41:18 PM

I personally avoid gambling sites with KYC but there are some gambling sites I've played with for years and up until now I haven't been asked KYC, maybe because I don't spend too much in gambling and I'm a low baller but I don't mind giving my KYC as long as the site is trustworthy, really known one and have long good reputation. Afterall, I don't violate any of their terms and I'm playing on the country where it's allowed.

I'm not sure which gambling sites handle KYC well but I'm sure big gambling sites do have a department that handles it manually or automatically.

So you're building a new gambling site? I think the KYC was not just implemented because the gambling site wanted to, I think they need to implement it in compliance with their license or something like that.

You are right. KYC is generally a legal requirement to prevent financial crime and ensure compliance with licensing.

I am working on a crypto gambling platform built on Solana. The focus is on a clean and simple experience with fair games, fast payouts, and a real community. The goal is to bring gambling back to its fundamentals. Simple and transparent games that anyone can enjoy without dealing with high fees, rigged systems, or overly complex platforms.

We are starting with a couple of straightforward games like Crash. From the start we want to avoid the usual pain points around withdrawals or anything that would undermine trust.

Appreciate your thoughts on this.