Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Policy
Last updated: January 24, 2026
Stackbit is committed to preventing money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. This AML Policy outlines our comprehensive approach to detecting, preventing, and reporting suspicious activities.
Our Commitment
We are dedicated to:
Compliance with all applicable AML/CFT laws and regulationsDetection of suspicious transactions and activitiesPrevention of money laundering and terrorist financingReporting of suspicious activities to relevant authoritiesTraining of staff and partners on AML requirementsRegulatory Framework
Our AML program complies with:
FATF Recommendations: Financial Action Task Force standardsLocal Regulations: National Bank of Cambodia and other jurisdictional requirementsInternational Standards: UN, OFAC, EU sanctions and watchlistsIndustry Best Practices: Fintech AML guidelines and standardsScope
This policy applies to:
All transactions processed through Stackbit servicesAgent network operations and partnersPlatform integrations and API usersAll employees, contractors, and service providersRisk-Based Approach
We employ a risk-based approach to AML compliance:
Customer Risk Assessment: Tiered risk levels based on customer profilesTransaction Monitoring: Real-time analysis of transaction patternsGeographic Risk: Enhanced due diligence for high-risk jurisdictionsProduct Risk: Risk assessment for different service typesCustomer Due Diligence
We conduct thorough customer due diligence (CDD) to verify customer identity and assess risk.
Identity Verification
Government-issued ID: Passport, national ID, or driver's licenseProof of address: Utility bill or bank statementPhone number verification: SMS or call verificationBiometric verification: Facial recognition for enhanced KYCRisk-Based Tiers
Low Risk: Residents of low-risk jurisdictions, standard transactionsMedium Risk: Non-resident customers, higher volumes, business customersHigh Risk: High-risk jurisdictions, PEPs, complex structuresWatchlist Screening
We conduct comprehensive screening against global sanctions and watchlists:
OFAC, EU, UN Sanctions: Office of Foreign Assets Control and international sanctionsPEP Lists: Politically exposed persons databasesAdverse Media: Negative news and reputation databasesLaw Enforcement: Wanted persons and criminal databasesTransaction Monitoring
We monitor all transactions in real-time to detect suspicious patterns:
Automated Monitoring: Real-time analysis using machine learningPattern Detection: Structuring, smurfing, and unusual patternsVelocity Checks: Transaction frequency and amount analysisRed Flags: Indicators of money laundering or terrorist financingSuspicious Activity Reporting
We file Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) when we detect:
Suspected money laundering activitiesTerrorist financing indicatorsStructuring or smurfing activitiesTransactions involving sanctioned entitiesTraining and Compliance
All employees, agents, and partners receive comprehensive AML training:
Initial Training: Within 30 days of onboardingOngoing Training: Annual refresher and updated trainingSpecialized Training: For high-risk roles and compliance teamAssessment: Knowledge tests and certificationRecord Keeping
We maintain comprehensive records of all AML-related activities:
Customer Records: KYC documentation and verification recordsTransaction Records: All transactions with supporting documentationMonitoring Records: Alert logs and investigation recordsRetention: Minimum 5-7 years per regulatory requirementsContact
For AML inquiries: aml@stackbit.com
For suspicious activity reporting: sar@stackbit.com