FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Find answers to your most frequently asked questions about GoCash services, KYC procedures, and more. Our FAQ is designed to give you a clear understanding of our offerings and processes, empowering you to make informed decisions.

What does the acronym KYC stands for?
KYC (ang. "Know Your Customer" is a procedure of identifying and verifying a client’s identity.
What is the motivation behind KYC?
Identity verification is important for several reasons. First, it allows you to assess whether the sender or recipient of the transfer is the same person as the holder of the Kanga wallet. Thanks to this, we can be sure that the funds withdrawn from Kanga go to the correct bank account - this is an additional protection against possible theft. At the same time, we want to make sure that the funds from the user’s bank account are sent to the user’s Kanga account. If we were not sure, then we would be exposing our users to potential money-laundering accusations from law enforcement, but thanks to the KYC procedure they are safe!
What does the procedure of KYC consists of?
Identity verification consists of submitting documents confirming the declared data (e.g. an ID card and another document containing our address details; most often - a utility bill).
I don’t want to share my data. Then what?
We get that! We make sure that user data is safe with us. But, if you do not want to verify your account, use our physical exchange points. However, remember that physical exchange points may also ask you for verification. For more information, visit kangakantor.pl.
Can I make a transfer from foreign banks?
Yes! For international transfers, use the OUR option (assignment of the transfer costs to the sender). Remember that if the bank charges us with the cost of handling the transfer, we will deduct this amount from the transfer amount.
Can I make a transfer using non-bank financial services?
Yes, provided that the website does not hide the data required to credit the transfer - the name of the sender and the title of the transfer. Without this data, we are not able to credit your transfer.
Which of the financial services do not provide the data required for the correct crediting of the transfer?
Currently, such services are Wise (formerly TransferWise) and TransferGo.
Can I be asked to confirm the source of my funds?
Yes! In the case of a bank transfer transaction, we may ask you to declare that your funds come from legal sources. We want to be sure that the funds at the disposal of different users do not come from activities commonly considered as a crime, in particular money laundering, support of terrorism and fraud. We are aware that it is inelegant to ask such questions. However, we put propriety aside to make sure that funds that are sent to Kanga by users were not previously stolen from you.
What if I refuse to submit such a declaration?
First of all, we will be very sorry, secondly, we may ascertain that we cannot cooperate with you. However, it will not be our decision - the law simply prohibits us from carrying out transactions with people from whom we cannot obtain such information.
Are there any special licenses required to accept users’ deposits and process withdrawals?
GoCash is not used to store users’ money or cryptocurrencies. Every time you transfer funds to GoCash, you buy an Omega Stablecoin (PLN°, EUR°, USD°, GBP°) from us. You can also sell your Omega Stablecoins.
What is the purchase or sale rate in PLN°, EUR°, USD°, GBP°?
The exchange rate is typically 1:1; however, a fee may be charged according to the table available in the website footer.
What is the exact fees charged for the exchange?
The fees depends on the currency and of a method of purchase or sale. And it is always displayed before making a transaction with GoCash.
Why are the funds from my transfer not yet available in my account?
The timing of your transfer booking depends on the outgoing transfer sessions at your bank. As soon as we receive the funds, we immediately credit them to your account. If the funds haven’t appeared within a few hours, it’s likely that we haven’t received them yet. Please check the outgoing transfer session times at your bank. Thank you for your patience!