Hey, on website you can find how both modes work. When you select a mode, theres a [?] next to it that contains all the details. Heres a quote: NO AML Mode
Okay, I'll check now, I visited with a mobile phone that was why I couldn't access the information embedded in that [?] icon.
For coins that may not meet the normal AML score criteria, regardless of their transaction history or source. This mode adds an extra 2.2% fee. Monero is currently the only supported output for this mode.
Yes, this information is on the website.
You can use Standard Swap Mode. If we detect a high AML score, your transaction status will change to Contact Support" Once you contact support, they will ask you whether you want us to process your transaction for an additional fee or if you'd prefer to receive a refund.
Noted... But I think the process could be automated to eliminate the need for a support. Once the AML is detected to be high, a prompt will pop up on the screen, telling the customer that the swap will need to use the No AML swap to execute. If they confirm, the fee will be recalculated and the transaction processed. But if they decline, their refund address would be used.
It's hard to say, every coin has a different maximum AML score %, and sometimes it varies, but I'd say that above 60%, you should usually use NO AML Mode.
I understand and thanks for the clue...
