Good day, we do not understand your claims that we require KYC, we are a white service we comply with the laws we plan to register a company and will pay taxes and fulfill all the requirements of regulators, if you for some reason you are not an honest person you can not use our service we do not mislead anyone and do not hide anything! The fact that we do not engage in money laundering does not make us a bad or unreliable service!
You seem open to communicate, so let me ask you these questions:
1). How can you promote the idea that there are "clean" vs "dirty" coins?
For example: If I pay my taxes, work honestly, and don't do anything illegal on the side either, why should I worry about someone sending me "dirty" BTC to pay me for honest work? And if I sent you so-called "dirty" coins without knowing myself that YOU considered them "dirty", do you really think I'd want to associate my real identity with that? In that case, if I refuse to go further with the verification process, will you give me back my coins without harassing me with KYC requests? Would you apply the same logic if you were processing cash? Do you think you are contributing to a
better system than the actual banking system by doing this?
2).
"we plan to register a company" : this means that for now,
you are not a registered company.
This means that you have no legitimacy or right to request, process or store your users' legal documents.
Tell me, do you know that it is totally illegal/incorrect to request official documents without being registered?
You don't have any AML or CTF procedures to apply, because you're
not even registered as a company. Please tell me, which regulator do you depend on to claim to be legitimate?
You have to do things in the right order, which is not the case when you're not registered, ask for people' legal data, and then pretend to "plan to register".
3). Please tell me the name of the software / service used to analyze the transactions made on your website, the vast majority of these software is worthless and erroneous/subjective (example: "AMLBot")