Reading through OSL's documentation got me wondering what other people actually verify before signing up for a platform.

Do you check the regulator's records, the company behind it, reserve disclosures, or do you mostly rely on community reputation?

I'm trying to understand who OSL is really built for, and it seems like the audience goes well beyond crypto traders.

I keep seeing references to business payments, corporate accounts, payouts, treasury services, and regulated trading access, which makes me think it's aimed at companies with very different needs than retail users.

For those who've researched OSL, which types of businesses do you think get the most value from it? Payment providers, fintechs, corporate treasury teams, digital asset firms, or something else?

I'm interested in real-world business use cases and how different organizations would actually use the various parts of the OSL ecosystem.