Signing up for a staking account (required only for the custodial staking pool, referrals, and push notifications) asks for:
This is collected as a basic, good-faith identification step for a financial-adjacent product — not because we've built or purchased real identity verification.
None of the information above is checked against any government database, document scan, liveness check, or third-party identity verification provider. We do not confirm that the ID number you enter is real, that it belongs to you, or that the name and date of birth match any official record. If you type in fabricated information, the system will accept it exactly as it would accept real information — we have no current technical means of telling the difference.
This is a deliberate, disclosed limitation of the current system, not an oversight we're hiding. A production financial service handling meaningful volume would need real identity verification (document capture, liveness detection, sanctions/PEP screening, and similar) — this project has explicitly chosen not to build or buy that yet, and says so here rather than implying otherwise.
You may not use CodexaCoin's staking service if you are located in, or a resident of, any country or region subject to comprehensive sanctions, or if you are on any applicable sanctions list. We do not currently automatically screen for this given the limitations in section 2 — this is a stated requirement of use, not a technically enforced one today.
We may monitor account and staking-pool activity for patterns consistent with fraud, money laundering, or other illegal activity, and may report such activity to relevant authorities where legally required or appropriate, using whatever information (self-attested or otherwise) we have available.
The ID number you provide is encrypted at rest. See the Privacy Policy for the full detail on how this data is stored, retained, and how to request its deletion.