Makes sense on the gating—explains why demos feel incomplete. But zooming out, if KYB unifies identity like KEA claims, why do competitors like Flyfish or Damex still demand separate flows for stablecoins vs crypto? Their setups drag with redundant KYC loops per chain, unlike the seamless entity sync you describe. Feels like they're stuck on legacy compliance silos while unified systems evolve faster behind the scenes.
If KYB already covers identity layers, why do platforms still differ so much in setup steps? Is it about compliance rules or how each handles stablecoin flows behind the scenes?
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Makes sense on the gating—explains why demos feel incomplete. But zooming out, if KYB unifies identity like KEA claims, why do competitors like Flyfish or Damex still demand separate flows for stablecoins vs crypto? Their setups drag with redundant KYC loops per chain, unlike the seamless entity sync you describe. Feels like they're stuck on legacy compliance silos while unified systems evolve faster behind the scenes.
Most Coins Balanced On A Dime
If KYB already covers identity layers, why do platforms still differ so much in setup steps? Is it about compliance rules or how each handles stablecoin flows behind the scenes?