Anti-Money Laundering & Know Your Customer Policy
Parimatch is committed to maintaining the highest standards of financial compliance and integrity. Our comprehensive Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) Policy ensures protection against financial crime, money laundering, terrorist financing, and fraud while complying with international regulatory standards.
Policy Purpose:
This policy establishes mandatory procedures for customer verification, transaction monitoring, and suspicious activity reporting. All customers and employees must adhere to these standards to maintain a safe, compliant betting environment.
Our Commitment to Financial Compliance
Parimatch operates with unwavering commitment to preventing financial crime and protecting customer funds. As a licensed operator regulated by the UK Gambling Commission (License #39576) and multiple international authorities, we maintain rigorous compliance with all applicable laws and international standards.
Regulatory Commitment
Parimatch’s AML/KYC Policy is aligned with:
- General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) – EU and UK data protection standards
- UK Data Protection Act 2018 – Personal data handling and privacy
- UK Gambling Commission Regulations – Licensing and player protection requirements
- FATF Recommendations – Financial Action Task Force international standards for AML/CFT
- EU Directive 2018/843 – Fifth Anti-Money Laundering Directive (5AMLD)
- National Ordinance on Penalization of Money Laundering (NOPML) – Criminal money laundering prevention
- National Ordinance on Reporting of Unusual Transactions (NORUT) – Suspicious activity reporting
- National Ordinance on Identification of Clients (NOIS) – Customer identification requirements
- PCI DSS Level 1 – Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard
- ISO 27001 – Information Security Management certification
Compliance Department
Structure & Responsibilities:
Parimatch maintains a dedicated Compliance Department responsible for:
- Developing and implementing AML/KYC procedures applicable to all employees
- Monitoring customer activities for suspicious transactions and patterns
- Conducting customer due diligence (CDD) and enhanced due diligence (EDD)
- Reporting suspicious activities to relevant authorities
- Maintaining audit trails and compliance documentation
- Conducting internal investigations into potential money laundering
- Training staff on AML/KYC compliance requirements
- Ensuring continuous policy updates aligned with regulatory changes
Department Authority:
The Compliance Department has authority to:
- Request additional customer documentation at any time
- Block or suspend customer accounts during investigation
- Freeze transactions pending verification
- Refuse service to customers who fail to comply with requirements
- Report suspicious activities to regulatory authorities and law enforcement
- Implement enhanced monitoring procedures for high-risk customers
Know Your Customer (KYC) Verification Process
The KYC process is mandatory for all customers before account activation and ongoing throughout their relationship with Parimatch. Comprehensive customer identification protects against identity fraud, money laundering, and terrorist financing.
Customer Due Diligence (CDD)
Mandatory Information Collection:
All customers must provide complete, accurate information during registration:
Personal Information:
- Full legal name (exactly as it appears on ID)
- Date of birth
- Nationality and country of residence
- Email address
- Phone number
- Permanent residential address
- Occupation (for high-risk jurisdictions)
Verification Information:
- Identity document number
- Document expiration date
- Issue country and authority
Financial Information:
- Source of funds (employment, business, investments, etc.)
- Annual income range
- Purpose of gambling/betting
Account Information:
- Username and password
- Preferred currency
- Payment methods
All information must be accurate and up-to-date. False information violates terms and may result in account closure and reporting to authorities.
Required Identification Documents
Primary Identity Documents (One Required):
- Passport: Colored copy of first two pages showing photograph, personal details, and signature; plus page with residential address stamp (if applicable)
- National ID Card: Colored copy of both sides showing photograph, personal details, and security features
- Driver’s License: Colored copy of both sides (accepted as primary in some jurisdictions)
- Residence Card: EU/EEA residence permits (accepted as alternative)
Document Requirements:
- Documents must be current and valid (not expired)
- Copies must be clear, legible, and in color
- All text and security features must be visible
- Photographic image must be clear and recognizable
- Document must not be altered or tampered with
Proof of Address Verification
Required Address Documentation:
Customers must provide proof of residential address to verify they are the documented account owner:
Acceptable Documents (One Required):
- Utility Bills: Electricity, gas, water, or internet bills (within last 3 months)
- Bank Statements: Official bank statements showing customer name and address (within last 3 months)
- Government Documentation: Tax returns, council tax bills, national insurance letters
- Rental Agreements: Tenancy agreements showing customer name and address
- Official Correspondence: Letters from government agencies, financial institutions, or utilities
- Mortgage Statements: Recent mortgage or home loan statements
- Council Tax Documents: Official council tax bills or notices
Document Requirements:
- Document must be dated within the last 3 calendar months
- Customer name must match account registration details
- Full residential address must be clearly visible
- Must be official documentation from recognized organizations
- Cannot be a P.O. Box or business address
Phone Number Verification
Mandatory Verification:
All customers must verify their phone number:
- Customer provides phone number during registration
- Parimatch sends SMS verification code to the number
- Customer enters code in verification field within 15 minutes
- Successful verification confirms customer control of phone number
Purpose: Ensures customer actually owns the phone number provided and can receive important notifications about account security and transactions.
Verification Timeline & Activation
Standard Processing:
- Initial Review: Submitted documents reviewed within 24 hours
- Verification Complete: Most customers verified within 24-48 hours
- Complex Cases: May take up to 5 business days
- Account Status: Customers notified via email when verification complete
- Betting Activation: Full betting privileges available after verification
- Withdrawal Access: Only available after successful verification
If Verification Delayed:
- Customers can contact support to check status
- May be asked for additional documentation
- Account remains accessible for review and deposits
- Withdrawals remain blocked until verification complete
Enhanced Due Diligence for High-Risk Customers
Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) procedures apply to customers classified as higher risk based on regulatory requirements, geographic location, or transaction patterns.
High-Risk Jurisdiction Customers
Comprehensive Scrutiny Applied To:
Customers from high-risk jurisdictions or territories subject to international sanctions face enhanced verification:
High-Risk Jurisdictions Include:
- Countries subject to UN sanctions
- Countries on FATF gray or black lists
- Jurisdictions with weak AML/CFT controls
- Countries with known corruption issues
- Territories with limited financial regulation
Enhanced Procedures:
- Senior management approval required for account opening
- Detailed source of funds documentation required
- Business purpose clarification mandatory
- Enhanced ongoing transaction monitoring
- Periodic re-verification of customer information
- Possible refusal of account opening
High-Risk Customer Categories
Customers Subject to Enhanced Monitoring:
- Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs): Government officials, politicians, military leaders, judges, and their family members
- High-Net-Worth Individuals: Customers with deposits/withdrawals exceeding £100,000 equivalent
- Business Owners: Self-employed individuals and business owners (higher fraud risk)
- Cash-Intensive Businesses: Restaurants, retail, casinos, nightclubs
- Professional Gamblers: Customers with large betting volumes and sophisticated strategies
- Third-Party Involvement: Accounts potentially used by unauthorized third parties
- Unusual Transaction Patterns: Rapid deposits and withdrawals, round-figure amounts, no betting activity
EDD Documentation Requirements
Additional Documents May Be Required:
Parimatch reserves the right to request additional documentation from high-risk customers:
- Source of Funds Documentation: Bank statements showing legitimate income sources
- Employment Verification: Employment letters, contracts, or business registration documents
- Business Documentation: Company registration, business tax returns, ownership certificates
- PEP Declarations: Customers must declare PEP status; false declaration is grounds for account closure
- Beneficial Owner Information: If account represents a business, beneficial owner details required
- Transaction Purpose: Explanation of intended use of account and betting patterns
- Original Documents: Parimatch may request original documents for in-person verification
Transaction Monitoring & Suspicious Activity Detection
Customer monitoring continues throughout their relationship with Parimatch to detect suspicious patterns and prevent financial crime.
Transaction Monitoring Procedures
Automated Systems:
Parimatch uses advanced technology systems to detect suspicious transactions automatically:
Monitoring Parameters:
- Deposit Anomalies: Unusual deposit amounts, frequency, or sources
- Rapid Transactions: Quick deposits followed immediately by withdrawals
- Multiple Deposits: Many deposits in short timeframe suggesting layering
- Round Amounts: Identical round-figure amounts suggesting structuring
- Dormant Reactivation: Inactive accounts suddenly showing high activity
- Multiple Payment Methods: Using numerous different payment methods
- Geographic Inconsistencies: Deposits from different countries than registered address
- High-Volume Betting: Unusually high or unusual betting patterns
- No Betting Activity: Funds deposited but no actual betting/gaming activity
- Withdrawal Patterns: Frequent large withdrawals with minimal gambling
Suspicious Activity Identification
Red Flags Triggering Investigation:
The following indicators trigger enhanced scrutiny and investigation:
- Customer refuses to provide requested documentation
- Information provided contradicts other documentation
- Multiple customers use same payment method
- Deposits from unrelated third parties
- Rapid round-figure transactions suggesting money structuring
- Betting patterns inconsistent with normal player behavior
- Account opened specifically for receiving payments from others
- Customer’s job description doesn’t match deposit sources
- Use of corporate or business accounts for personal gambling
- Apparent use of aliases or multiple accounts
- Large transactions with no business purpose
- Geographic location conflicts with account details
- Sudden changes in account activity patterns
- Known association with sanctioned individuals or entities
Customer Risk Scoring
Automated Risk Assessment:
Each customer receives a risk score based on:
Risk Factors:
- Geographic Risk: Country of residence and deposit origin
- Behavioral Risk: Betting patterns and transaction frequency
- Document Risk: Document authenticity and completeness
- PEP Status: Political exposure or relationship to PEPs
- Transaction Risk: Amount, frequency, and timing of transactions
- Source Risk: Legitimacy of stated income sources
- Historical Risk: Customer history with other operators
Risk Score Categories:
- Low Risk: Standard CDD sufficient
- Medium Risk: Periodic transaction review
- High Risk: Enhanced monitoring and EDD required
- Very High Risk: Possible account closure or service refusal
Withdrawal Restrictions & Verification Requirements
Strict controls ensure funds come from legitimate sources and withdrawals go to legitimate recipients.
Withdrawal Eligibility Requirements
Mandatory Conditions For Withdrawal:
Customers must meet all requirements before withdrawals are processed:
Customer Must:
- Have completed successful identity verification (KYC)
- Have provided valid proof of address
- Have verified phone number on file
- Provide accurate account holder information
- Have received explicit approval from Compliance Department
- Not be on any sanctions or exclusion lists
- Not have suspicious activity flags on account
- Have funds available (not pending investigation)
Account Restrictions:
- Withdrawals allowed only after verification completes
- Amounts over £10,000 (equivalent) require additional verification
- Large withdrawals may be subject to enhanced scrutiny
- Suspicious withdrawals may be delayed pending investigation
- Multiple rapid withdrawals may trigger investigation
Withdrawal Method Requirements
Strict Withdrawal Rules:
Withdrawal Destination Restrictions:
- Same Account Rule: Withdrawals must go to the same account used for initial deposits
- Named Account: Withdrawal account must be in the exact name of the account holder
- No Third Parties: Withdrawals to other individuals or entities strictly prohibited
- No Transfers Between Customers: Internal transfers between Parimatch users forbidden
- Bank Account Match: Withdrawal bank account must match the customer’s verified name
Verification During Withdrawal:
- If withdrawal method differs from deposit method, additional verification required
- Bank statement or account ownership documentation may be requested
- Identification may be re-verified for large withdrawals
- Multiple withdrawal methods may require separate verification for each
Withdrawal Delays & Holds
Parimatch May Delay Withdrawal If:
- Identity verification is incomplete or questionable
- Withdrawal method differs from deposit method (additional verification required)
- Transaction shows signs of suspicious activity or potential fraud
- Customer fails to provide requested additional documentation
- Investigation into account activity is ongoing
- Fund source is questionable or cannot be verified
- Large amount requires additional compliance review
- Account shows multiple risk factors
Typical Delays:
- Standard Processing: 1-3 business days
- Additional Verification: 3-5 business days
- Investigation Pending: Up to 30 days (extended if necessary)
- Customer notification required if delay exceeds 5 business days
Data Sharing, Regulatory Reporting & Record Retention
Parimatch shares customer information with authorities as required by law and maintains comprehensive records.
Mandatory Information Sharing
Third-Party Disclosure:
Parimatch is obligated to share customer information with:
Financial Institutions:
- Payment processors and banks (for transaction verification)
- Credit reference agencies (for verification purposes)
- Other financial service providers (for fraud prevention)
Law Enforcement & Regulatory Authorities:
- UK Gambling Commission (licensing and regulatory oversight)
- National Crime Agency (NCA) – Financial investigations
- Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (HMRC) – Tax compliance
- National Anti-Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NAFIB)
- Police forces (criminal investigations)
- International law enforcement agencies (mutual legal assistance)
Financial Intelligence Units:
- FinCEN (USA Financial Crimes Enforcement Network)
- Europol (European policing authority)
- Other international FIUs (information exchange)
Information Disclosed:
- Personal identification information
- Account details and transaction history
- Betting patterns and financial transactions
- Communication records
- Document verification results
- Compliance investigation findings
Disclosure Without Consent:
By using Parimatch services, customers unconditionally consent to information sharing as required by law. Parimatch is not required to inform customers before sharing information with authorities. Such disclosure occurs without prior notification to preserve investigation integrity.
Data Retention Requirements
Record Retention Periods:
Mandatory Retention (Legal Requirements):
- Customer Documentation: 5+ years after account closure or last activity
- Transaction Records: Minimum 5 years (UK requirement, may be extended)
- Identity Documentation: 5+ years for tax and AML purposes
- Betting History: 5+ years (Gambling Commission requirement)
- Email Communications: 5+ years for compliance audit trails
- Investigation Records: 5+ years minimum (may be extended if ongoing)
Extended Retention (Specific Circumstances):
- Active Investigations: During ongoing investigations plus 5 years post-conclusion
- Disputed Transactions: 5+ years from dispute resolution
- Sanctioned Customers: 5+ years or until sanctions lifted + 5 years
- Legal Holds: Retained indefinitely if subject to legal proceedings
Access to Records:
- Customers may request access to their records (GDPR subject access requests)
- Records provided within 30 days of verified request
- Some information may be redacted if disclosure compromises investigations
- Charges may apply for extensive record requests (permitted under law)
Suspicious Transaction Reporting & Account Investigation
When Parimatch identifies suspicious transactions or fraudulent activity, comprehensive investigations are conducted.
Suspicious Activity Triggers
Automatic Investigation Initiated When:
- Customer account displays suspicious transaction patterns
- Deposits received from questionable or unverified sources
- Sender and account holder details don’t match
- Multiple red flags appear in transaction history
- Rapid consecutive deposits and withdrawals detected
- Deposits exceed customer’s verified income capacity
- Customer refuses to provide requested verification documents
- Evidence of potential fraud or unauthorized use
- Account associated with known risk factors or watch lists
- Transaction amount or pattern unusual for customer profile
Investigation Procedures
Comprehensive Investigation Process:
Phase 1: Initial Assessment (24-48 hours)
- Suspicious activity documented with date and details
- Risk factors analyzed and scored
- Decision made on investigation scope
- Preliminary findings documented
Phase 2: Evidence Collection (2-5 days)
- Customer transaction records reviewed
- Payment method verification conducted
- Identification documentation re-examined
- Communications with customer reviewed
- Third-party information requested (banks, payment processors)
- Compliance database checks performed
Phase 3: Analysis (3-7 days)
- Evidence compiled and analyzed
- Customer’s explanation considered (if provided)
- Pattern analysis conducted
- Comparison with known fraud patterns
- Legal compliance verified
- Risk assessment updated
Phase 4: Resolution (5-14 days)
- Investigation conclusion documented
- Action determined (account continuation or closure)
- Reporting obligations fulfilled
- Customer notified (if permitted by law)
- Compliance file updated
Account Actions During Investigation
Parimatch May Take Following Actions:
Account Suspension:
- Betting activity temporarily blocked
- Deposits may be refused
- Withdrawals frozen pending investigation
- Customer notified (except when legally prohibited)
- Duration: Until investigation concludes
Account Freeze:
- All account activity blocked
- No deposits, withdrawals, or betting permitted
- Funds secured but inaccessible
- Customer notified when possible
- May be permanent if investigation reveals illegal activity
Account Closure:
- Account permanently closed
- Access revoked
- Funds handled according to investigation findings
- May be referred to authorities
- Customer receives notice (when legally permitted)
Transaction Reversal:
- Fraudulent transactions reversed
- Illegally obtained funds seized
- Refunds processed as directed by law
- Victim restitution handled through legal channels
Investigation Powers
Parimatch May Request:
During investigation, Parimatch has authority to request:
- Additional Identification Documents: Copies of government-issued ID, additional addresses, passport pages
- Financial Documentation: Bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs, business records
- Payment Evidence: Card statements, receipts, payment confirmations
- Source of Funds Documentation: Proof of legitimate income or fund source
- Original Documents: For in-person verification or specialist analysis
- Signed Declarations: Customer affidavits regarding fund source and account use
- Third-Party Information: Communication with customer’s bank or payment provider
- Behavioral Information: Customer explanation of unusual transaction patterns
Failure to Comply:
- Customer refusal to provide requested documentation grounds for account closure
- Non-compliance indicates guilty conduct or fraudulent intent
- Continued refusal reported to authorities
- Account access may be blocked pending compliance
Customer Compliance Requirements & Legal Obligations
Customers must adhere to strict legal requirements and AML/KYC standards.
Customer Undertakings
By Opening Account, Customer Agrees To:
Legal Compliance:
- Respect all applicable legal norms and regulations
- Comply with international anti-money laundering standards
- Adhere to all applicable financial crime prevention laws
- Comply with sanctions and export control regulations
- Follow all country-specific gambling regulations
Financial Integrity:
- Guarantee that all deposited funds are legally obtained
- Confirm legal ownership of all funds
- Warrant right to use funds for gambling purposes
- Certify funds are not proceeds of crime or illegal activities
- Declare funds are not borrowed for gambling purposes
Activity Standards:
- Avoid any direct or indirect involvement in illegal financial activities
- Refuse participation in money laundering or terrorist financing
- Avoid any transactions appearing to facilitate financial crime
- Prevent use of account for fraudulent purposes
- Report any suspicious activity or unauthorized access
Documentation Accuracy:
- Provide completely accurate information during registration
- Immediately update any changed information
- Notify Parimatch of documentation expiration or changes
- Maintain confidentiality of login credentials
- Not share account access with other individuals
Prohibited Activities
Customers May NOT:
- Use account for money laundering or terrorist financing purposes
- Deposit proceeds of illegal activities or crime
- Conduct transactions for sanctioned individuals or entities
- Participate in fraud, identity theft, or financial crime
- Use borrowed funds without full disclosure
- Operate account on behalf of undisclosed third parties
- Attempt to circumvent verification procedures
- Provide false or misleading information to Parimatch
- Use account for business purposes without disclosure
- Conduct transactions exceeding realistic personal capacity
- Share account with other individuals
- Engage in match-fixing, fraud, or betting manipulation
Violations:
Any violation of prohibited activities results in:
- Immediate account closure
- Fund forfeiture (turned over to authorities)
- Permanent user ban from Parimatch
- Reporting to law enforcement
- Potential criminal prosecution
Risk Management & Policy Limitations
Parimatch has legal rights and limitations regarding enforcement and liability.
Exceptional Account Handling
Parimatch May Refuse Service:
- Customers unable to verify identity adequately
- Funds showing signs of suspicious origin
- Account showing high-risk transaction patterns
- Customer failure to comply with documentation requests
- Customers from sanctioned jurisdictions
- Customers identified as PEPs without disclosure
- Customers engaged in prohibited activities
- Customers showing fraud indicators
- Age verification failure or suspected minor
- Account holder suspected identity theft victim
No Liability For Refusals:
Parimatch is not liable for:
- Refusal to open account
- Closure of existing account for AML/KYC reasons
- Suspension of account during investigation
- Refusal or delay of transactions
- Loss resulting from account restrictions
- Any consequential or indirect damages
- Loss of betting opportunities due to investigation
- Disruption from compliance procedures
Investigation Limitations
Scope of Investigations:
- Investigations conducted based on available information
- Investigation quality depends on documentation provided
- Some evidence may be unavailable or inaccessible
- Investigation conclusions based on reasonable assessment
- Not every suspicious pattern indicates actual fraud
- Absence of evidence doesn’t guarantee legitimate activity
Notification Restrictions:
Parimatch is NOT required to inform customers about:
- Monitoring and surveillance activities
- Ongoing investigations or findings
- Sharing of information with authorities
- Account tracking or analysis
- Risk scoring or categorization
- Compliance procedures or methodology
Limited Notification Circumstances:
Parimatch may notify customers when:
- Providing account suspension notice
- Refusing withdrawal or transaction request
- Requesting additional documentation
- Closing account due to AML/KYC concerns
- When legally required to disclose information
No Civil Liability
Parimatch Liability Limitations:
The Company’s implementation of AML/KYC procedures, investigations, and compliance actions does NOT constitute grounds for civil liability for:
- Failure to fulfill obligations to customer
- Inconvenience from verification delays
- Loss of betting opportunities
- Account suspension or closure
- Fund freezing or investigation delays
- Refusal of transactions
- Sharing information with authorities
- Any financial losses whatsoever
Regulatory Reporting & Law Enforcement Cooperation
Parimatch actively reports suspicious activity to appropriate authorities.
Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR)
Filing Requirements:
Parimatch is obligated to file Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) when:
- Money laundering is suspected
- Terrorist financing indicators exist
- Unusual transaction patterns detected
- Large amounts without apparent business purpose
- Structured deposits appear designed to evade thresholds
- Fund sources appear questionable
- Multiple red flags accumulate on account
SAR Contents:
- Complete customer identification information
- Detailed transaction descriptions and dates
- Analysis of suspicious patterns
- Rationale for suspicion determination
- Reference materials and supporting documentation
- Recommended investigative actions
Filing Timeline:
- Filed within 10 days of suspicious activity discovery
- May be filed earlier if evidence strong
- Confidential filing not disclosed to customer
- Customer may not be informed of SAR filing
Law Enforcement Cooperation
Information Sharing With Authorities:
Parimatch cooperates fully with law enforcement:
- Responds to police inquiries and subpoenas
- Provides complete information as legally required
- Participates in criminal investigations
- Provides testimony as witness in legal proceedings
- Produces documentation as requested
- Makes customer available for questioning (when requested)
- Executes freeze orders from law enforcement
- Reports financial crimes through proper channels
Policy Review & Regulatory Compliance Updates
This policy is reviewed and updated regularly to maintain compliance with evolving regulations.
Policy Modifications
Parimatch Reserves Right To:
- Modify this policy at any time without notice
- Implement enhanced procedures as regulations change
- Increase verification requirements
- Apply stricter standards to existing customers
- Request additional documentation from current customers
- Implement new technologies for verification and monitoring
- Amend compliance procedures based on regulatory guidance
- Update high-risk jurisdiction lists
- Modify fee structures related to verification
Notification of Changes:
- Material changes communicated to customers
- Policy updates posted on website
- Customer acceptance required for material changes
- Continued use of service after modification constitutes acceptance
Regulatory Compliance Commitment
Continuous Compliance:
Parimatch commits to:
- Monitor regulatory changes affecting AML/KYC procedures
- Update policy in response to new regulations
- Implement best practices from industry standards
- Participate in industry working groups and compliance forums
- Maintain relationships with regulatory authorities
- Conduct regular compliance audits
- Train staff on updated procedures
- Invest in compliance technology and systems
Customer Acceptance & Policy Incorporation
By opening an account on Parimatch, customers unconditionally accept all terms of this AML/KYC Policy.
Binding Agreement
Customer Confirmation:
Opening and using a Parimatch account constitutes:
- Full acceptance of this AML/KYC Policy
- Agreement to comply with all procedures and requirements
- Consent to information sharing with authorities
- Acceptance of account restrictions and investigation procedures
- Agreement to provide requested documentation
- Acceptance of investigation and enforcement actions
- Understanding of policy limitations and liability exclusions
- Consent to monitoring and surveillance activities
Policy Integration
Policy Status:
This AML/KYC Policy is an integral part of:
- Parimatch Customer Agreement
- Terms & Conditions
- Legal framework governing account usage
- Compliance obligations for all users
- Binding contractual terms
Conflict Resolution:
If this policy conflicts with other terms:
- AML/KYC Policy takes precedence
- Regulatory requirements always prevail
- Least restrictive interpretation applied when ambiguous
- Customer protection measures prioritized
Glossary of Key Terms
- AML: Anti-Money Laundering – Procedures to prevent illegal fund usage
- CFT: Counter-Financing of Terrorism – Procedures to prevent terrorist funding
- CDD: Customer Due Diligence – Initial customer verification procedures
- EDD: Enhanced Due Diligence – Intensive verification for high-risk customers
- FATF: Financial Action Task Force – International AML/CFT standard-setting body
- KYC: Know Your Customer – Customer identification and verification procedures
- PEP: Politically Exposed Person – Government officials and their families
- SAR: Suspicious Activity Report – Report to authorities of suspected financial crime
- GDPR: General Data Protection Regulation – EU/UK data protection law
- NOPML: National Ordinance Penalization of Money Laundering – Alderney AML law
- NORUT: National Ordinance Reporting of Unusual Transactions – Alderney reporting law
- NOIS: National Ordinance Identification of Clients – Alderney identification law