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How Do Regulatory Sandboxes Impact KYC Requirements for New Crypto Projects?

Sandboxes allow temporary, relaxed KYC/AML requirements for testing, fostering innovation under regulatory supervision.
Greeks.Live17.11.25

How Do Regulatory Sandboxes Impact KYC Requirements for New Crypto Projects?

Regulatory sandboxes are frameworks set up by financial regulators to allow new technologies to be tested in a controlled environment with relaxed or modified regulations. This often means new projects can operate with temporary, simplified KYC/AML requirements.

The goal is to foster innovation while monitoring risks before full compliance is mandated.

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