KYC Badge

Introducing the RabbitPad KYC Badge

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At RabbitPad, the security of our investors is paramount. Our commitment to combating scams and rug pulls is reflected in the array of features and tools designed to empower you in making well-informed decisions about presale investments.

As you browse through our current and past presales, you might notice that certain projects boast a KYC badge beside their names. This concise article aims to elucidate the meaning of this badge and its implications for all stakeholders.

KYC Explained

At RabbitPad, Know Your Customer (KYC) is the process of identity verification, ensuring that the individual engaging with us is genuinely who they claim to be. Similar to the KYC process required for opening a trading account on major exchanges like Binance, project owners establish their identities by submitting ID documentation (Passport, National ID) to our automated platform.

What Does it Mean For You?

The KYC process serves as a robust deterrent against scams and rug pulls on our platform. For KYC-verified projects, if any team member engages in fraudulent activities:

  • We will expose their identities.

  • We will publicly disclose this information for those seeking to pursue criminal charges.

To investors: If you harbor serious concerns about a project and possess evidence of fraudulent activities, reach out to us promptly with your proof. We'll thoroughly investigate your claim and communicate the results.

To project owners: To install trust among investors, we highly recommend contacting our KYC Manager on Telegram and initiating KYC verification. This step adds legitimacy to your project. KYC verification typically takes 24 - 48 hours, so reach out as soon as possible.

The KYC service at RabbitPad is one of the many exceptional features that make our platform the premier launchpad. It not only enhances the integrity of our ecosystem but also contributes to the overall improvement of the crypto industry, emphasizing accountability in a decentralized world.

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