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KYC Compliance

Definition

KYC Compliance refers to the regulatory requirement for financial service providers to verify the identity of their clients. This process involves collecting and assessing personal information to prevent identity fraud, money laundering, and terrorist financing. In the context of digital assets, KYC Compliance is often implemented by exchanges and other intermediaries to meet legal obligations and foster a more secure trading environment. Strict adherence to KYC protocols is a prerequisite for operating within regulated financial markets.
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KILT Protocol Launches Comprehensive Decentralized Identity Suite across EVM Chains

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