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The collection scope directly enables Coinbase to perform identity verification, tax reporting obligations under cross-border financial regulations, and anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) compliance procedures required by financial services regulators. This data collection is foundational to the entity's operational and regulatory obligations as a licensed cryptocurrency exchange.
Users must provide comprehensive financial and tax identification data as a condition of account establishment and continued operation of the platform. The provision specifies the categories of information required rather than optional, establishing a binding data collection requirement across multiple tax jurisdictions and residencies.
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The collection scope directly enables Coinbase to perform identity verification, tax reporting obligations under cross-border financial regulations, and anti-money laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) compliance procedures required by financial services regulators. This data collection is foundational to the entity's operational and regulatory obligations as a licensed cryptocurrency exchange.
Users must provide comprehensive financial and tax identification data as a condition of account establishment and continued operation of the platform. The provision specifies the categories of information required rather than optional, establishing a binding data collection requirement across multiple tax jurisdictions and residencies.
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