Anti-Money Laundering(AML) Policy
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Policy
Money laundering is the act of concealing the origins of illegally obtained money by attempting to make it appear legitimate. The goal of this activity is to hide the illegal source of funds, including cash amounts. Consequently, both domestic and international laws prohibit CarryCore and its employees from knowingly or recklessly engaging in activities related to illegally obtained capital.
Implemented Procedures
CarryCore implements robust anti-money laundering policies to identify clients based on specific criteria, minimizing the complexity for legitimate users. To honor our commitment to supporting governments in the fight against illicit financial transactions, CarryCore has developed technologically advanced and reliable electronic systems to verify client identities and maintain detailed records of all financial transactions. CarryCore tracks all suspicious activities and reports them to the relevant law enforcement agencies. Consequently, full legal protection is provided to clients who share confidential financial data with the company. To prevent money laundering and other illicit activities, CarryCore does not conduct cash transactions for deposits or withdrawals. We reserve the right to suspend any transaction if money laundering is suspected.
Compliance Framework
Like other financial institutions, CarryCore has established a compliance framework to fulfill official legal requirements. This includes the appointment of a compliance officer, the development and implementation of policies, regular impact assessments, and professional compliance training for staff. CarryCore regularly updates its electronic systems with the latest rules and regulations to enhance its ability to track money laundering and other criminal financial practices. Providing professional training to ensure our staff can track such illicit activities and utilize the latest technological systems is an integral part of CarryCore's mandatory policy.
Identity Verification (ID)
To ensure full compliance with AML regulations, CarryCore requires two types of documents for the satisfactory identification and verification of client accounts:
Government-issued ID: The first document must be a government-issued photo ID, such as a passport, driver's license, or national identity card.
Proof of Address: The second document must be a utility bill or statement showing the client's full name and address. This can include utility bills, bank statements, or other types of statements containing correct personal information (name and address). Proof of residence must be dated within the last 3 months.
Additionally, clients must submit an electronically signed application form and notify CarryCore of any changes to their personal information. If a document is written in a language other than English, it must first be translated into English by an official translator. The translated copy must be officially signed and stamped by the translator and submitted along with the original document and a copy of the client's photo ID.
Deposits and Withdrawals
For deposits, the remitter's name must match the client's name on record at CarryCore. Third-party transfers are not permitted; therefore, individuals cannot deposit funds on behalf of another person. Similarly, for withdrawals, the name of the recipient must match the name of the account holder. Funds will only be withdrawn to the same account from which the funds were originally transferred via the online transfer system.
Contact Us
If you have any questions, concerns, or complaints regarding this Privacy Policy or our data practices, please contact our Compliance Department:
Compliance Department Email
admin@carry-core.com