You’re sending dollars through strike and there isn’t a clear connection between the cash and sats. Not the best but significantly better than buying full KYC from an exchange.
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Perhaps it’s not the same as the UK?
In the UK…
1. Strike needs your details and ID to set it up. (Full KYC).
2. You send sterling to Strike via a registered bank in your name (KYC).
3. You buy sats with your sterling (and now there is a very clear link between your cash and the sats you buy).
4. You send your sats to your cold storage (but before you can, Strike asks if you own the wallet address or not) and thus a clear link is established between your cold storage and your KYC details.
That’s it. And it’s ultimately very shit. But it’s all tied to UK Gov regulation and Strike conforming to it.
In other words, it’s as bad as buying from an exchange in terms of KYC.
That is full kyc but he’s not buying from strike. He’s buying from robosats and paying the seller with dollars on strike. Kinda like sending dollars on cashapp or PayPal. He sends the dollars to the robosats seller’s strike account and the robosats seller sends sats to your lightning address.
Ah yes, I took your reply as buying sats via strike.
No haha also why are you still in the UK?