thatβs not a good idea. Bybit doesnβt even allow people from the U.S. to use their platform β itβs literally in their rules. So if you try to buy a verified account, youβre breaking their terms and possibly messing with U.S. laws too. Even if you manage to get one, thereβs a high chance theyβll shutRead more
thatβs not a good idea. Bybit doesnβt even allow people from the U.S. to use their platform β itβs literally in their rules. So if you try to buy a verified account, youβre breaking their terms and possibly messing with U.S. laws too.
Even if you manage to get one, thereβs a high chance theyβll shut it down once they find out youβre from the U.S. Plus, if you had any crypto in there? Say goodbye to that too. Not worth the risk.
If you’re in the States, just stick to exchanges that are legal there β like Coinbase, Kraken, or Gemini. Keeps things chill and safe.
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So, after youβve bought crypto or deposited funds on Bybit, the KYC (Know Your Customer) step is basically to verify who you are. People usually upload some IDβlike a passport or driverβs licenseβand sometimes a selfie for proof. Itβs like Bybit making sure youβre legit and not a robot or someone trRead more
So, after youβve bought crypto or deposited funds on Bybit, the KYC (Know Your Customer) step is basically to verify who you are. People usually upload some IDβlike a passport or driverβs licenseβand sometimes a selfie for proof. Itβs like Bybit making sure youβre legit and not a robot or someone trying to do sketchy stuff.
Once you finish KYC, you get higher withdrawal limits and access to more features on Bybit, like bigger trading amounts or certain promotions. Also, it helps keep the platform safe for everyone.
Most people just do it once and then forget about it, since itβs just a one-time verification to unlock all the cool stuff.
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