- INTRODUCTION
Both domestic and international regulations require BlockSolver to implement effective procedures to prevent money laundering, terrorist financing, drug and human trafficking, the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, corruption, and bribery. Additionally, BlockSolver must take appropriate action when any suspicious activities are detected involving its customers.
- GENERAL PRINCIPLES
- AML Procedures: Verify the Customer's identity, maintain records, monitor and identify unusual or suspicious transactions, and report and control them internally when necessary.
- Ensure employees understand their responsibilities and are familiar with the company's AML procedures.
- Provide appropriate training for relevant employees.
- Forward any relevant external requests to the Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Officer (AMLCO).
- ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING COMPLIANCE OFFICER
The AMLCO has the necessary authority and access to all required information to perform their duties effectively.
To contact the AMLCO department, please email: [email protected].
- MONITORING OF TRANSACTIONS
- IDENTITY VERIFICATION
The collection, storage, sharing, and protection of the Customer’s identity information will comply with the company’s Privacy Policy and align with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
- SANCTIONS
To ensure compliance, the company screens customers, counterparties, and transactions against sanction lists. Any violations will result in immediate action to cease the transaction and report the incident to the appropriate regulatory authorities.
- PROHIBITED COUNTRIES
The complete list of prohibited countries is available in the full Anti-Money Laundering Policy, which can be obtained by contacting the company. The list is updated periodically and becomes effective upon policy revisions.
By restricting services to individuals in these prohibited countries, the company aims to mitigate risks and comply with laws and regulations, further demonstrating its commitment to operational integrity.
- RISK ASSESSMENT
The risk-based approach includes:
- Recognizing that money laundering or terrorist financing risks differ across customers, countries, services, and financial instruments.
- Allowing the board of directors to categorize customers based on their specific business risks.
- Improving cost-effectiveness in the AML system.
- Prioritizing actions based on the likelihood of money laundering or terrorist financing.
- Tailoring policies, procedures, and controls to the company's unique circumstances.
- CONTACTS
For questions about the Anti-Money Laundering and Know Your Customer Policy, or for more information, please contact the AMLCO department:
Email: [email protected]