Anti-Fraud AML and KYC Policy
1. Introduction
Pinbasket is committed to full compliance with Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) regulations. This policy defines the procedures implemented to prevent and detect financial crimes.
2. Purpose
The purpose of this policy is to:
- Prevent money laundering and terrorist financing
- Detect fraud and fraudulent transactions
- Verify user identities
- Monitor and report suspicious transactions
- Comply with national and international regulations
3. Customer Identity Verification (KYC)
Identity verification process may be initiated when certain transaction limits are exceeded or suspicious activity is detected:
Basic Verification
- Account creation with a valid email address
- Phone number verification
- Provision of basic personal information (first name, last name)
Enhanced Verification
Additional verification may be requested in the following cases:
- High-value transactions
- Suspicious account activity
- Seller account creation
- Large balance deposit or withdrawal requests
Documents that may be requested:
- Identity document (national ID, passport, or driver's license)
- Address verification document (utility bill or bank statement)
- Selfie identity verification
- Payment method ownership proof
4. Transaction Monitoring
All financial transactions are monitored through automated and manual systems. The following situations are considered suspicious:
- Unusually large or frequent transactions
- Multiple account usage with different payment methods
- Geographically inconsistent transaction patterns
- Rapid balance loading and immediate withdrawal attempts
- Transactions linked to sanctioned individuals or organizations
5. Risk Assessment
Each user and transaction is classified according to risk level:
- Low Risk: Standard users with normal transaction volume and amounts.
- Medium Risk: Users who transact above average or meet certain criteria.
- High Risk: Users showing suspicious activity or accessing from high-risk regions.
6. Suspicious Transaction Reporting
When a suspicious transaction is detected:
- The relevant account is temporarily suspended.
- The transaction is subject to detailed review.
- When necessary, notifications are made to competent authorities.
- Additional verification documents are requested from the user.
7. Account Freezing and Closure
Accounts may be frozen or closed in the following cases:
- Failure to complete the identity verification process
- Provision of false or misleading information
- Strong suspicion of money laundering activity
- Inclusion on sanctions lists
- Instructions from regulatory authorities
8. Data Retention
KYC verification documents and transaction records are retained for a minimum of 5 years in accordance with legal requirements. This data is stored in secure and encrypted environments.
9. Employee Training
All Pinbasket employees receive regular training on AML/KYC procedures. Our training program covers suspicious transaction detection, reporting processes, and current regulatory updates.
10. Contact
For questions regarding our AML & KYC policy, you can reach us at legal@pinbasket.com.
Last updated: May 2026