In the early days of crypto, exchanges were notorious for their relaxed signup policies. Platforms like Mt. Gox allowed users to create anonymous accounts with nothing more than an email address — and we all know how that ended.
After the 2014 Mt. Gox hack, where over 850,000 BTC went missing, the industry began maturing. Regulators stepped in. KYC/AML standards were developed. And phone number verification quickly became a cornerstone of responsible exchange practices.
TokoCrypto, having launched in 2018, entered the lbank user phone number list just as this wave of security-first compliance was becoming the norm. Its early investment in verified mobile systems gave it a significant head start in meeting evolving global and Indonesian regulations.
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A Historical Context: The Rise of Mobile Verification in Crypto
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