KuCoin Takes Security To The Next Level With Mandatory KYC Verification
KuCoin and Binance make KYC verification mandatory to comply with regulations. Non-KYC users can only use limited features like sell orders, withdrawals still available. KuCoins new KYC registration goes into effect on July 15. KuCoins decision to enforce know-your-customer verification is in response to the changing regulatory landscape. The exchange will now restrict access to certain features to non-KYC users. According to a press release, these users will be limited to “spot trading sell orders, futures trading deleveraging, margin trading deleveraging, KuCoin Earn redemption, and ETF redemption.” This move is aimed at enhancing the security of on-chain assets, which has become a growing concern with the rise of cryptocurrencies. Starting July 15, KuCoin will require all users to undergo KYC registration. This will be similar to the intermediate verification process that Binance implemented in 2021. Users will need to verify their country of residence and nationality, and provide a government-issued ID. This is in line with the industrys efforts to increase transparency and mitigate the risks of illegal activities. Although withdrawals will still be available, deposit services will be limited to KYC-registered users. This means that users who do not comply with the new policy will not be able to fully utilize KuCoins services. KCs move to