1. Customer Identification
We require all customers to provide accurate and verifiable personal details, including:
Full Name
Permanent Address
Date of Birth
Occupation or Nature of Business
Accepted Identification Documents:
Government-issued photo ID (Passport, National ID Card, or Driver’s License)
Proof of Address (e.g., Utility Bill, Tax Bill, or Bank Statement)
For Corporate Clients:
Certificate of Incorporation
Memorandum and Articles of Association
Board Resolution authorizing transactions
Register of Directors and Shareholders
All information is verified using trusted sources to prevent fraud, money laundering, and other financial crimes.
2. Customer Acceptance Criteria
Before onboarding, we assess each customer’s risk profile based on factors such as:
Country of residence or registration
Nature of business activities
Political exposure
Indicators of high risk
We do not accept:
Anonymous or pseudonymous accounts
Shell banks
U.S. citizens
Clients from sanctioned or high-risk jurisdictions
Customers involved in suspicious or illegal activities
3. Ongoing Monitoring & Compliance
We actively monitor all customer transactions to detect unusual or suspicious activity. Any behavior inconsistent with the customer’s profile may be flagged for further investigation.
If a customer fails to provide the necessary documentation or refuses to comply with our KYC requirements, we reserve the right to:
Deny or terminate the business relationship
Report suspicious activities to the appropriate regulatory authorities
4. Third-Party Verification
We may use reputable third-party services to assist with identity verification, provided they meet our compliance and data