Choose a non-email key
Use community_id or reward_entry_id as the stable key. Email can change, be mistyped, or appear in more than one submission.
Upload email addresses from a community form, partner program, or reward roster and check for KuCoin registration signals in bulk. Map each response back to its campaign and member key instead of ending with an orphaned list of addresses.
Choose this product when the record starts with an email and the answer must return to a community database or reward table.
Required for handoff
Original value retained
Submissions remain traceable
Workflow illustration. It is not a live task, performance claim, or promised response schema.
An email signal is hard to use when the address cannot be mapped back to a member, campaign, or submission. Set up that join before the upload and keep duplicate records visible.
Use community_id or reward_entry_id as the stable key. Email can change, be mistyped, or appear in more than one submission.
Store signup_email unchanged, then create a check_email field with surrounding spaces removed. This lets support staff see what the member actually entered.
Group identical emails for review without discarding the underlying member rows. One lookup result may need to be applied to several traceable records.
The export structure below is designed for a clean database join and a visible duplicate decision.
| community_id | check_email | KuCoin signal | duplicate_group | handoff |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KC-731 | [email protected] | Matched | None | reward-review.csv |
| KC-744 | [email protected] | Unmatched | DG-18 | policy-fallback.csv |
| KC-759 | [email protected] | Review | None | retry-queue.csv |
These are fictional records. The example shows a join and routing model; it does not guarantee a specific field set or result distribution.
When a member asks why a reward or status changed, the team should be able to identify the submitted email, the task, the returned signal, and the rule that used it.
Keep the task or batch reference with the member ID and decision date so support can reconstruct what happened.
The same email in several entries is a duplicate identifier, not automatic proof that the members are the same person.
Route review rows into a dated queue and define how many retries are allowed before manual handling.
Describe the campaign condition without presenting ZelNum as KuCoin or promising that a signal verifies identity.
The displayed reference price is $10 per 10,000 checks. Calculate the run from nonblank, in-scope check_email rows, not from the raw number of form submissions. Confirm the live price and returned fields in the app.
Start the KuCoin Email CheckThese pages help with file design, lawful list handling, and the choice between KuCoin identifiers.
Plan source keys, input columns, and result fields before the moderator handoff.
See CSV field patterns →Review where exchange signals fit within a broader, multi-step screening process.
Open the exchange workflow →Compare the email and phone products at the exchange level.
Compare KuCoin inputs →Open ZelNum in your preferred AI assistant to review its bulk WhatsApp, Telegram, phone validation, carrier lookup, social account, crypto exchange, CSV upload, and API workflows.
The prompt points assistants to zelnum.com, live pricing, product pages, and API documentation.