Does Coinbase Demand More Information than Banks?

Does Coinbase Demand More Information than Banks?

Today, yes. Coinbase, leading bitcoin wallet and exchange with over 3.8 million registered wallets and 2.4 million users, has had many complaints and serious issues about compliance, regulations and manipulation of accounts over the last few months. This week, an anonymous source revealed that Coinbase is currently a part of a regulatory compliance program which requires users to give sensitive information to deposit or withdraw into a Coinbase account. The Coinbase team said in an email: "As a part of our compliance program, we are required to periodically review high volume accounts. As....


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Follow Twitter for up to date information: https://twitter.com/search?q=coinbase&src=type. Some people are starting to be able to sign in: Bitkoins ‏@bitkoins1h. BEWARE: Coinbase #btc <-> USD transactions a mess http://bitkoins.com/discussion/75408 ... #bitcoin. Claire123 on Bitcoin Talk. "I was able to get in, finally, by switching from FF to IE but the page looks corrupt and I can't really do anything. At least my balance is the same. I'm viewing the source in IE and my information is all there but it's not displaying-I wonder if coinbase ever tested this on Windows 8 in IE???" Mooon....