KYC & AML Compliance
Zybra will enforce compliance thresholds within its DeFi engine web access. We collaborate with KYC/AML integration partner to establish onboarding documentation processes.
Protocol KYC/AML compliance policy
Zybra implements a robust KYC/AML framework to ensure compliance with global financial standards while facilitating seamless integration of RWA DeFi with mobile money systems. Our policy encompasses data collection, transaction thresholds, compliance checks, and regulatory alignment, leveraging advanced vendor technology and strategic partnership.
Compliance enforcement and partner collaboration
Zybra enforces strict compliance thresholds within its DeFi operations to mitigate risks:
We collaborate with Togggle to establish a decentralized KYC/AML and onboarding processes, sanctions screening and transactions monitoring.
Detailed eligibility criteria are specified in Zybra’s terms of use, ensuring transparency.
Data collection
Zybra collects comprehensive user data to support KYC/AML processes, with retention periods aligned with international standards:
Identity Documents: Government-issued IDs (e.g., passport, national ID) and proof of address (e.g., utility bill).
Wallet Information: Crypto wallet addresses and transaction history for blockchain analytics.
Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD): Source-of-funds verification (e.g., bank statements, contracts) for high-risk users.
Transaction thresholds and KYC limits
Tiered thresholds to manage transaction risks, with adjustments based on user risk profiles
Category
Threshold
Action
Single transaction
$10,000 (or equivalent)
Triggers automated alert for review
Aggregate daily
$50,000
Requires EDD if exceeded
High-risk users
Adjusted lower limits
Other KYC limits
Volume tiers, activity-based
Subject to change without notice
Regulatory standards and future alignment
Zybra aligns with international and regional regulatory frameworks to ensure long-term compliance.
Standard
Details
FATF Recommendations
Adheres to Recommendation 11 (5 - 20 year record retention)
UAE VARA Preparation
Targets compliance at $2–4 million TVL, with annual and quarterly reviews.
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