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Anti-money Laundering

Introduction

Vincispin maintains an AML/CTF framework designed to prevent money laundering and the financing of terrorism in all activities conducted through its platform. This policy sets out the controls, processes, and governance by which Vincispin identifies, assesses, monitors, and mitigates AML/CTF risk in relation to customer onboarding, transactions, and ongoing relationships.

Scope and Application

This policy applies to all Vincispin customers, employees, contractors, agents, and service providers involved in customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, and reporting obligations. It covers all products and channels offered by Vincispin, including digital accounts, payments, and gaming transactions, regardless of location, where permitted by applicable law.

Regulatory Framework and Governance

Vincispin operates in compliance with applicable anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing requirements as defined by its licensing and supervisory regime. The policy aligns with recognised international standards, including risk-based customer due diligence, record-keeping, and reporting obligations. Board oversight and a designated Compliance Officer are responsible for maintaining, testing, and updating AML controls in response to regulatory developments and risk conditions.

Definitions

  • and CTF: measures to prevent, detect, and report money laundering and the financing of terrorism.
  • (Customer Due Diligence): the process of identifying and verifying customers and understanding the nature of their business and risk profile.
  • (Enhanced Due Diligence): heightened scrutiny applied to higher-risk customers or transactions.
  • (Know Your Customer): verification of customer identity and integrity of information provided.
  • (Politically Exposed Person): individuals who may require enhanced scrutiny due to public function or influence.
  • : screening against official sanctions, watchlists, and adverse-media indicators.
  • : ongoing surveillance of activity for suspicious patterns.
  • : countries or territories where Vincispin applies enhanced controls or prohibitions on business with customers or counterparties.

Customer Due Diligence and Onboarding

Onboarding at Vincispin requires verification of identity and assessment of risk before enabling full account functionality. The process is conducted on a risk-based basis, escalating to enhanced due diligence where warranted by the customer profile or geographic risk.

  1. : customers must provide government-issued identification showing full name, date of birth, and photo that remains valid for the near term. The document must not expire within the next three months, and the applicant must be at least 18 years old. The name on the document must match the customer’s registration data.
  2. : customers provide a proof of residence in the form of a bank statement or utility bill issued within the last three months, showing the customer’s name and address. The name on the proof of residence must match the name on the identification document.
  3. : a current selfie of the customer holding the same identification document to confirm identity continuity with the provided ID.
  4. : upon submission, Vincispin assigns one of the following statuses: Approved, Temporarily Approved, Rejected, or More information needed. A KYC review is completed within a defined time frame and the customer is notified of the outcome. Pending verifications may restrict certain platform activities.
  5. : until full KYC is completed, customers may face limits on deposits, withdrawals, or both, and certain features may remain unavailable.

Transaction Monitoring and Limits

Vincispin employs automated and manual monitoring to identify unusual or unexpected activity. The policy includes explicit per-transaction and aggregate thresholds intended to manage risk while supporting legitimate user activity.

  • : once KYC is approved, the maximum deposit amount per transaction may be set to a defined limit (e.g., EUR 2,000). Withdrawals are subject to additional checks that consider the user’s activity history and balance stability.
  • : customers who have not completed full KYC may face stricter deposit restrictions and may be limited in withdrawal capability.
  • : customers are not permitted to transfer funds directly to other customers through non-approved channels. Any detected attempt will be treated as a potential AML red flag and investigated.

Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD)

EDD is applied where customers present elevated AML/CTF risk, including but not limited to high-value activity, unusual patterns, or high-risk geographies. EDD measures may include:

  • Source of funds verification and source of wealth analysis;
  • Additional identity verification steps or documentation;
  • Increased frequency and scope of transaction monitoring;
  • Manual review by a senior compliance officer and approval thresholds for continued onboarding or continued relationship.

Sanctions, PEPs and Adverse Media

Vincispin conducts ongoing screening against sanctions lists, politically exposed persons, and known adverse media. When a customer is identified as a PEP or presents elevated risk due to media or event indicators, Vincispin applies enhanced scrutiny and may request additional information or documentation and may temporarily restrict activity until risk is mitigated.

Record Keeping and Data Retention

Vincispin maintains records relating to customer identities, verification results, risk assessments, transaction data, and communications for a minimum period mandated by applicable law and licensing requirements. Records include copies or images of submitted documents, verification dates, and the rationale for risk classifications or approvals. Data is stored securely and access is restricted to authorised personnel in accordance with data protection obligations.

Roles, Responsibilities and Governance

The Compliance Officer has overall responsibility for the design, implementation, and ongoing operation of this policy. Business units, support functions, and IT staff support AML controls through proper customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, reporting, and data protection. Clear ownership exists for escalation of suspicious activity, adverse findings, and regulatory inquiries.

Training and Awareness

Vincispin provides ongoing training to employees and contractors on AML/CTF obligations, red flag indicators, and the proper handling of suspicious activity. Training is updated in response to regulatory changes and evolving risk patterns and is completed within defined timeframes after onboarding and on a periodic basis thereafter.

Reporting and Cooperation

Suspected or actual suspicious activity or transactions must be reported promptly through internal channels and, where legally required, to the appropriate competent authority. Vincispin cooperates with law enforcement and supervisory bodies and shares information to the extent permitted by law and data protection obligations for the purpose of preventing financial crime.

Policy Review and Updates

This AML/CTF policy is reviewed at least annually and more frequently when regulatory changes, risk conditions, or business developments require. Updates are approved by the Board and communicated to all staff with mandatory compliance training where applicable.

Appendix: Jurisdictional and Risk Considerations

  • : Vincispin applies enhanced due diligence or restricts business with customers in certain jurisdictions due to regulatory or risk considerations. The list of restricted jurisdictions is reviewed and updated periodically in response to regulatory guidance.
  • : unusually large or unusual transaction patterns, rapid movement of funds, use of multiple accounts, or other red flags that trigger heightened monitoring and potential EDD.