Onboarding Friction and PSP Reliability

Been navigating a few different setups lately, exploring new liquidity providers and the whole Payment Service Provider (PSP) ecosystem that underpins it. It's striking how much variance there still is in the onboarding process, particularly the KYB (Know Your Business) aspect. Some firms are slick, with near-instant verification if you've got your ducks in a row, while others feel like pulling teeth, even with established trading histories and perfectly valid documentation. This isn't just about initial account opening either; sometimes it pops up when trying to integrate new payout channels or scale up transaction volumes.

More concerning are the inconsistencies I've observed with payout reliability through certain PSPs, especially when dealing with slightly less conventional corridors or higher-volume transfers. It’s not necessarily about the broker themselves, but the choke points downstream. Has anyone else encountered significant friction or unexpected delays when dealing with new PSP integrations, or had to switch providers due to persistent payout issues? Trying to gauge if this is a broader trend or just bad luck on my end with a few recent experiments.