Anti-Money Laundering (AML) & Know Your Customer (KYC) Policy – hotbet.live
Welcome to hotbet.live, known as The New Address of hotbet.live hest priority on trust, legal compliance, and security. To safeguard our users and maintain the integrity of our platform, we enforce a rigorous Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) policy. This document outlines how we verify user identities, monitor transactions, manage risk, and protect against financial crime.
Objectives of the AML & KYC Policy
The primary aim of this policy is to prevent our platform from being misused for illicit activities such as money laundering, terrorist financing, or fraud. By implementing structured identity checks, ongoing monitoring, and risk-based procedures, we ensure a safe environment for users and stakeholders alike.
Legal & Regulatory Foundations
- EU Directive 2015/849 – Prevention of misuse of the financial system for money laundering.
- EU Regulation 2015/847 – Ensuring transparency of fund transfers.
- Iranian AML Law (1386/2007) – National regulations on cash restrictions and AML obligations.
- GDPR & Iranian Data Protection Act – Safeguarding personal data and privacy.
Defining Money Laundering
Money laundering typically involves converting or transferring assets derived from criminal activity to make them appear legitimate. Key elements include:
- Transferring illicit funds to disguise their origin.
- Concealing ownership or control of such assets.
- Using criminal proceeds knowingly.
- Facilitating or abetting legal entities in laundering.
Governance & Organizational Structure
At The New Address of hotbet.liveht is retained by the executive and management team. We appoint an Anti-Money Laundering Compliance Officer (AMLCO) to oversee compliance, updates, and staff training. Major policy revisions require board-level approval.
Three-Step Verification Process
Step 1: Basic Identity Verification
All users seeking withdrawals must first complete basic verification, which includes providing:
- Full Name
- Date of Birth
- Gender
- Country & Residential Address
Step 2: Document Verification
This step is triggered when deposit or withdrawal amounts exceed USD 2,000. It involves:
- Uploading a government-issued ID with a handwritten six-digit code.
- Submitting a selfie or facial photograph.
- Electronic validation via public databases.
- If electronic checks fail: submission of proof of residence (e.g. utility bill or certificate).
Step 3: Source of Wealth / Funds (SOW)
This step is mandatory for:
- Deposits or withdrawals above USD 5,000
- Transfers to other users exceeding USD 3,000
Users are required to provide documented proof of fund origin (e.g. employment income, business revenues, inheritance, investments). Accounts may be temporarily restricted until verification is complete.
Required KYC Documentation
Identity Documents
- Passport, National ID, or Driver’s License
- All four corners of the document must be visible
- Photo must match submitted ID
Proof of Address
- Utility bill, bank statement, or official government correspondence
- Issued within the last 90 days
- Clear, legible, with all edges visible
Source of Wealth Documentation
- Employment contracts, pay slips
- Business registration or financial statements
- Inheritance documents, investment statements
- Bank statements indicating fund flows
Risk Categorization & Jurisdictional Assessment
| Risk Level | Verification Protocol |
|---|---|
| Low Risk | Standard three-step KYC process |
| Medium Risk | Lower limits for steps and added review |
| High Risk | Restricted or suspended access |
Ongoing Monitoring & Transaction Surveillance
Automated Monitoring System
- Real-time detection of unusual deposit/withdrawal patterns
- Alerts for sudden account behavior changes (IP, device, location)
Manual Compliance Review
- Flagged accounts undergo detailed manual assessment
- AMLCO and team cross-check findings and documentation
Escalation & Reporting
- Confirmed suspicious activities are reported to Financial Intelligence Units
- Business relationships may be terminated if compliance is breached
Enterprise-Wide Risk Assessment (EWRA)
Annually, we conduct a comprehensive risk review considering:
- Transaction types and volumes
- User demographics and geographies
- Payment and withdrawal channels
- Emerging financial risk vectors
Data Retention & Security
KYC and user identity data stored for at least 10 yearssure.
Transaction logs securely stored for 10 years.
All data encrypted; access strictly controlled.
AML Training & Internal Compliance
- Mandatory AML training for employees in finance or compliance roles
- Refresher courses and updates aligned with evolving laws
- Training delivered by certified AML specialists
Reporting Suspicious Events
Our personnel are required to report any instances such as:
- Unverified identity or documentation
- Unexplained fund sources
- Sudden deviations from normal user behavior
Such reports are escalated to the AMLCO and, if warranted, shared with relevant authorities.
Privacy & User Rights
We are fully committed to safeguarding your personal information. Data is never sold or disclosed except under legal obligation. We comply with GDPR and applicable data protection laws to maintain privacy and security.
Contact & Support
If you have any questions, concerns, or requests regarding this AML & KYC policy at The New Address of hotbet.live please reach out via:
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: +98 51 593 1363
- WhatsApp: +98 900 567 4922
Support Hours: 24/7
Policy Updates & Governance
This policy is subject to annual review or more frequent updates based on new laws or operational changes. All updates are formally approved by senior management and the AMLCO.
Thank you for trusting hotbet.live – The New Address of hotbet.live – where security, integrity, and fairness guide every step.