You have policies but unclear processes
Your team needs to connect the written rules to daily onboarding and transactions.
Operate With Confidence
A policy pack is only a starting point. Check how customers join, how assets move and who responds when something needs attention, then align the documents with those steps.
At a glance
Crypto businesses reviewing compliance before launch, licensing, banking or an operational change.
What it can cover
01 · Check the fit
Your team needs to connect the written rules to daily onboarding and transactions.
New users, markets, wallets or products need to be reflected in the review.
You need to organise the relevant controls, records and responsibilities.
02 · What we can help with
Map users, counterparties, wallets, jurisdictions and asset flows.
Review onboarding, monitoring, screening, escalation and recordkeeping against the agreed requirements.
Prepare or review the documents that explain how the controls operate and who is responsible.
Assess which transfer-information rules need review for the proposed flows and counterparties.
03 · How to get started
Start with what you have. These details help frame the first discussion.
Send the basics
Then define the scope
Applicable obligations depend on the activity and jurisdiction. A document review is not certification that the business is compliant.
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These published matters show the decision process. Another project's facts, rules and outcome may differ.
05 · Common questions
No. The scope can also examine transaction flows, monitoring, sanctions, escalation, governance and the records behind those processes.
Yes. The question is whether they fit the actual business and whether the team can explain how they are used.
Advisory and document work should be distinguished from day-to-day monitoring or an appointed compliance role. Any operational responsibilities need a separate agreement.
Describe the activity, existing policies and the questions that prompted the review.
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