Oddbean

It would be nice to play with the KYC initials to better convey what's happening. It's not a requirement to "know" your customer as much as a requirement to spy on your customer for someone else. If the parties to the exchange wanted to know something they already would have asked. Here are some ideas, maybe one will emerge as the best: Keek Your Customers Keister Your Customers Kennel Your Customers Kerf Your Customers Ketene Your Customers Kettle Your Customers Khan Your Customers Kiaugh Your Customers Kibble Your Customers Kibitz Your Customers Kibosh Your Customers Kick Your Customers Kidnap Your Customers Kielbasa Your Customers Kill Your Customers Kiln Your Customers Kipper Your Customers Kite Your Customers Klepht Your Customers Klepto Your Customers Kludge Your Customers Kneecap Your Customers Knife Your Customers Knob Your Customers Knockout Your Customers Knuckle Your Customers Knurl Your Customers Konk Your Customers Krait Your Customers