KYC/AML procedures

BAFEX adheres to international anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorist financing (CTF) standards similar to the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) recommendations and the Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) requirements vara.aearrow-up-right.

Therefore, we are introducing some rules that will protect us as a platform and future users from possible risks.

General Principles

  • All new users go through the initial KYC level upon registration: checking e-mail, mobile number, and uploading a photo of a document (passport/ID and selfie).

  • When certain thresholds are exceeded (for example, the equivalent of 10,000 USD or the equivalent in BAFEX), in-depth verification is required: confirmation of address (utility bill), verification of sources of funds.

Identification when participating in ICO/IDO

  • To participate in a public or private token sale, all investors (individual and institutional) undergo formal KYC/AML procedures.

  • Payments are accepted only after full KYC: provision of documents, verification through a third-party AML provider (for example, Jumio, Onfido, Shufti Pro).

  • If the system detects a high level of risk or there are sanctions, the profile is automatically blocked, and the funds are returned to the user with a notification of access suspension.

  • All transactions (incoming/outgoing) are monitored by the AI ​​module (outsourced company) to identify abnormal patterns (potential money laundering, scam).

  • If suspicious transactions are detected (volume discrepancies, frequent transfers to β€œnew” addresses, etc.), the system automatically initiates an additional verification procedure (manual review, document request).

  • BAFEX undertakes to store transaction logs for at least 5 years in accordance with the requirements of VARA and international regulators.

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