Hosted gateways require KYC because they hold your funds and act as intermediaries. My Crypto Server holds nothing and isn't an account you sign up for, it's software you run, so there's no gateway onboarding, verification, or approval. Payments go directly from your customer's wallet to yours.
No risk team, no re-underwriting, no offboarding. The reason hosted providers can drop you is that they hold your money; this doesn't, so they can't.
There's no gateway account to create, so there's no identity or business verification to pass before you can accept payments.
Because no third party holds your funds, no third party can review your industry and cut you off.
No gateway KYC doesn't remove your own legal, tax, and industry obligations. It removes only the payment intermediary that could freeze you.
No. It means the gateway doesn't onboard you, because it never holds your funds. You remain responsible for your own tax and regulatory obligations.
Not to you. They pay from their own wallet on a hosted checkout; any KYC their exchange required is between them and that service.
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