That's a question the lawyers are negotiating right now, but if we needed to "ask for a transactional history of the funds" our business model would be untenabl

That's a question the lawyers are negotiating right now, but if we needed to "ask for a transactional history of the funds" our business model would be untenable. We're getting into territory I'm not allowed to talk about now, but note that all the crypto-currency exchanges are operating under a similar "keyhole" principle, of only doing KYC at the withdrawal or deposit steps. >Basically, is it actually going to be realistic to exercise the cash-out functionality, or is it going to be a theoretical thing that end users in the cryptocurrency space don't actually use? If should be a realistic thing, where we have real regulations applied to us and real banking partners that aren't going to suddenly pull their support, and who know exactly what it is that we're doing. Canada is a bit of a different market though.