linkedin also just made this an option (and are soft pushing it). payment apps likely started the trend - stripe, venmo - but that was driven (afaik) by kyc. m

linkedin also just made this an option (and are soft pushing it). payment apps likely started the trend - stripe, venmo - but that was driven (afaik) by kyc. maybe x/twitter, linkedin etc. plan to add financial transactions and will need to be kyc compliant - so this is just a first step? or is there a new 'driver' for this model to cause companies like these to prioritize this 'feature'? is there really that much destructive fraud or impersonation today?