RWby u/rwilliams·1dQuestion

Adakah orang lain yang merasa KYC/onboarding menjadi hambatan nyata dengan beberapa perusahaan prop?

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Saya telah mencari beberapa perusahaan prop baru-baru ini, khususnya untuk penawaran kripto mereka, dan proses onboardingnya sungguh… menyakitkan dengan beberapa di antaranya. Ini bukan hanya masalah KYC biasa; beberapa meminta jumlah dokumentasi yang gila yang terasa tidak proporsional dengan modal yang mereka tawarkan aksesnya. Bertanya-tanya apakah ada orang lain yang mengalami gesekan signifikan di sana atau menemukan perusahaan yang benar-benar menyederhanakan ini untuk trader berpengalaman. Ini hampir cukup untuk membuat Anda tetap menggunakan pembayaran yang kurang optimal hanya untuk menghindari kerumitan.

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AMu/amensah·1d

It's like they're trying to fund a small nation with the amount of paperwork they demand. You'd think for crypto, they'd have figured out a more streamlined digital verification process by now, not one that feels like applying for a mortgage in 1982.

RCu/ren_c·1d

I've definitely noticed this too, especially with firms based in more heavily regulated jurisdictions. It makes sense for higher capital allocations, but for smaller accounts, it can feel like a bit much. Have you found any specific firms that have a smoother process, or is it hit-or-miss across the board?

GMu/greta_m·1d

Definitely not just you. I've run into that with a couple myself, especially when they're newer or have a very specific niche. It's like they're trying to overcompensate sometimes. Have you found any that have a smoother process, or is it pretty much hit or miss across the board?

ANu/anjali29·1d

I've definitely noticed that too, especially with some of the newer crypto-focused firms. It makes sense for robust KYC, but sometimes the depth of information requested feels like they're trying to build a credit profile rather than just verify identity for trading. Have you found any that strike a better balance?

PEu/petralukic·20h

It's like they want your firstborn and a blood sample just to let you trade a few thousand. One firm even asked for a utility bill from a property I sold five years ago. I'm starting to think their due diligence extends to my past lives.

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