Personal information

Laws and regulations against money laundering require you to hand in extensive information to btcx if you buy for more than 10 000 SEK. The next “level” is set to 125 000 SEK, which requires you to answer a new form. This will be asked when you put an order and KYC stands for Know Your Customer.

Contact the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket) if you have questions regarding your taxes. You can read our tax return guide here: Tax return guide.

Not as a routine. We only hand out information if a government organization contacts us and prove that they have the lawful right to receive your data.

Yes, if you are a verified customer with standard btcx. If you are using btcx express, you first need to register and verify a standard btcx account.

When you register an account with us, buy or exchange cryptocurrency, you need to inform us if you are a so-called PEP. It refers to a person that has or has had an important public function in a state or an international organization. This also applies to the persons family members and co-workers. A PEP presents a higher risk of involvement in bribery, according to the Anti-Money Laundering Act (2017:630). Read more here: Are you a politically exposed person.

We are obliged by law to save all incoming information for five years, according to The Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing (Prevention) Act, 2017:630.

No. All the data we receive and save is protected. Government organizations may in rare cases request your data.

You need to register again. During 2015 we updated our routine on how to verify an account. The accounts that were not updated by our customers during this period are deleted.

You cannot buy cryptocurrency at btcx if you have a protected identity.

No.

No.

Yes, BTCX only allows for users to create and verify their account with BankID. Customers who registered before this became required needs to convert their account to BankID. BankID is only used for registration and verification, not for logging in to the account.

If you experience any kind of problem with your BankID, it is primarily the institution who issued it that you need to contact, usually this is your bank. You can also check if your BankID seems to be working properly by clicking and testing it here: BankID.

In rare cases, the order details do not match the official records, even though you have used BankID. If so, we need to confirm your identity with a more elaborate process. As part of this you will need to create an account with us. You will also need to submit photos or personal proof of identity. Read more about the process here: Registering to verify your personal information.