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bils

Absolutely — we went through this exact headache. We chose KYC for crypto exchanges because they offer adaptive verification levels. Their platform lets you trigger different KYC steps based on fraud risk or transaction value. You can start simple — like SMS or email — and only escalate to ID checks or liveness verification when needed. Plus, they integrate easily with fraud scoring tools, so no manual intervention needed unless the system flags it.


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jmel33

What I found is that users don't mind KYC — they just hate delays. Platforms that layer verification smartly keep signups flowing while still meeting AML rules. It’s all about setting friction based on actual user behavior. If you hammer everyone with full docs from the start, you lose them. If you adapt intelligently, users barely notice the checks unless they’re necessary.


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mosin jack

Absolutely! Many top crypto exchanges use tiered KYC flows — low-risk users go through lighter verification steps (like email/phone), while high-risk users or larger transactions trigger deeper checks. This keeps onboarding fast for most users, while still meeting compliance. Solutions like Jumio, Sumsub, or Trulioo support this kind of flexibility. Customizing by risk level is smart and scalable. Good luck with your launch!