KYC (Know Your Customer) is a verification process used by crypto platforms to confirm a user’s identity before allowing certain transactions or services.

Not always. Some platforms allow limited access without KYC, but most regulated exchanges and crypto ATMs require KYC for full functionality.

Typically required information includes: • Full legal name • Date of birth • Government-issued ID • Selfie or face verification Exact requirements vary by platform.

Verification delays may happen due to: • High user volume • Incorrect or unclear document uploads • Manual review requirements

Yes. Most platforms allow users to resubmit documents after correcting errors such as blurry images or incorrect details.

Reputable platforms use encryption and security measures to protect user data. Users should always verify they are using official websites or apps.

KYC requires sharing personal information, but it is mainly used for regulatory compliance and account protection. Privacy policies explain how data is handled.

No. Each crypto platform usually requires separate KYC verification, even if the documents are the same.

Without KYC, users may face: • Transaction limits • Withdrawal restrictions • Limited access to services The level of restriction depends on the platform.

Crypto KYC approval usually takes a few minutes to 48 hours, but complex cases may take longer.