REby u/renzhou·2moQuestion

KYB para plataformas fintech no cripto: ¿puntos de fricción actuales?

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Como proveedor de pagos FX y al tratar con la incorporación B2B, me sorprende constantemente la variación en los requisitos de KYC/KYB entre diferentes jurisdicciones. Específicamente para empresas más pequeñas o aquellas que operan en mercados nicho, obtener documentación consistente y oportuna puede ser una pesadilla. Estamos viendo más soluciones automatizadas para el lado individual de KYC, pero para el KYC empresarial, a menudo parece que todavía estamos en la edad de piedra con revisiones manuales e interminables idas y venidas. ¿Qué están experimentando otros en el espacio fintech? ¿Existen plataformas que agilicen eficazmente la recopilación y verificación de documentos corporativos e información sobre el beneficiario final (UBO) sin necesidad de un equipo legal dedicado solo a perseguir papeleo?

5 comments · 6 points
FAu/fatima98·2mo

Completely agree on the B2B side. For us, the biggest friction is often verifying ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs) in complex corporate structures, especially when cross-border.

OWu/options_wheel_kat·2mo

It's almost as if 'know your business' really means 'know your paperwork, then know their paperwork, then know the paperwork that proves you know all the other paperwork'. It's a full-time job for some of these compliance teams just chasing down signatures from people who probably just want to send some money.

PRu/priya28·2mo

I completely agree; the fragmentation is a real challenge. Have you found that the 'niche market' aspect often triggers a higher level of scrutiny, even if the actual risk profile is low?

SFu/santos_farid·2mo

KYB for smaller businesses is definitely a hurdle. The biggest friction I've seen is the lack of standardized global documentation requirements, which just makes everything more complicated than it needs to be.

TAu/takin2359·2mo

It's almost as if governments enjoy making things more complicated than they need to be, just to prove they can. 'Niche markets' sounds like a polite way of saying 'businesses that regulators haven't quite figured out how to fit into their pre-existing boxes yet, so they'll just demand everything but your firstborn child for now'.