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I have been using Cryptomus to accept payments from my site and also as a personal wallet to accept payments from clients manually.
I chose it because it allows free cross-chain transfers. Exchanges have that feature as well but then you have to do KYC and deal with insane taxes, especially if you're from India (flat 30% with no deductions).
I checked today, and now Cryptomus requires KYC as well. Previously, they required it for P2P and trading only. I confirmed with my account manager, and now Cryptomus requires KYC for these things as well:
I chose it because it allows free cross-chain transfers. Exchanges have that feature as well but then you have to do KYC and deal with insane taxes, especially if you're from India (flat 30% with no deductions).
I checked today, and now Cryptomus requires KYC as well. Previously, they required it for P2P and trading only. I confirmed with my account manager, and now Cryptomus requires KYC for these things as well:
- Receiving funds
- Withdrawing funds
- Creating a merchant
