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FMI, KYC is a TLA for "Know Your Customer" based authentication.

FYI, TLA is a TLA for "Three Letter Acronym"

FYI is i.e "For Your Information".

FYI, FYI is a TLA for “For Your Information”

FMI is a TLA for "for my information"

For this sort of thing, a notary could do the job, and if you search on "notary near me" there are plenty of businesses doing it. It seems like there's an opportunity here to make this easier?

Banks do it pretty well already.

Coinbase and the like failed to do it initially, and had to play catch-up during the peak of the activity towards the end of last year / early this year. I guess it was a sort of tech debt with regards to their customer support and experience dealing with KYC problems?