In the context of digital currencies, which of the following is not a document that a customer must sign when opening a margin account?

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• Stokholm AlbrightOct 30, 2020 · 5 years ago
  When opening a margin account in the context of digital currencies, customers are typically required to sign several documents to ensure compliance and protect both parties involved. These documents may include a margin agreement, risk disclosure statement, customer agreement, and power of attorney. However, one document that is not typically required to be signed by the customer when opening a margin account is a privacy policy. The privacy policy outlines how the exchange handles and protects customer information, but it is usually provided for informational purposes and does not require a signature.
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• Makbul RahmanMar 17, 2023 · 2 years ago
  When you're opening a margin account in the digital currency space, there are a few documents that you'll need to sign. These typically include a margin agreement, risk disclosure statement, customer agreement, and power of attorney. However, one document that you won't usually need to sign is a privacy policy. The privacy policy outlines how the exchange handles your personal information, but it's usually provided for informational purposes and doesn't require your signature.
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• Shruti RanaMar 03, 2021 · 4 years ago
  When opening a margin account in the context of digital currencies, customers are typically required to sign several documents, including a margin agreement, risk disclosure statement, customer agreement, and power of attorney. However, a privacy policy is not a document that customers must sign. The privacy policy outlines how the exchange collects, uses, and protects customer information, but it is usually provided for informational purposes and does not require a signature. At BYDFi, we prioritize the privacy and security of our customers' information, and our privacy policy is readily available on our website for reference.
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