Yes, it was the same.
Yes, I dared to send it - I have sent in ID and proof of residence to hundreds of casinos, so why not. There's a lot they can do with that - it's if they were to ask for like complete bank details with CV etc or log into their bank that could go wrong.
KYC only means "know your customer", i.e. they want/need to verify that you are who you say you are. What they write is that they want to check that you don't have a history of committing fraud - which they could do in two ways. One is to request their criminal record, which I doubt they do. The second is that some payment institutions share and have common records of people requesting chargebacks, so they can block them from their services. So it's not like they can use the information you submit for anything, the worst that can happen is that they block you from using their services.




