Swipelux
Compliance

Overview

Swipelux regulatory framework, jurisdictional guidelines, and compliance requirements for merchants and end-users

Reference

Purpose: Understand Swipelux's regulatory framework, compliance requirements, and jurisdictional guidelines.

This compliance reference provides comprehensive documentation for merchants integrating with Swipelux. As an EU-licensed Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP), Swipelux handles all regulated crypto activity while sub-merchants focus on user experience and acquisition.

Topics

General Information

Understanding Swipelux's role as the regulated entity and the compliance responsibilities split between Swipelux and sub-merchants.

General Information ->

Supported Verticals

Business categories classified into three risk tiers: Allowed, Conditional (EDD required), and Prohibited.

Supported Verticals ->

Jurisdiction Framework

End-user eligibility by region, document requirements, and the complete jurisdictional matrix for payment rails.

Jurisdiction Framework ->

End-User Identity Verification (KYC)

Two integration paths for identity verification: Standard KYC (Swipelux hosted) and Sub-Merchant Reliance (Import KYC).

KYC Verification ->

Wallet Architecture and Payouts

Custodial MPC wallet infrastructure and non-custodial payout options for self-custody withdrawals.

Wallet Architecture ->

Payment Methods

Supported on-ramp methods (fiat deposits, crypto deposits, third-party aggregators) and off-ramp methods (fiat payouts).

Payment Methods ->

Merchant Onboarding (KYB)

KYB verification requirements, required documentation, and Enhanced Due Diligence triggers.

Merchant Onboarding ->

Travel Rule Compliance

FATF Recommendation 16 compliance for VASP-to-VASP transfers and unhosted wallet transactions.

Travel Rule ->

Screening and Monitoring

Continuous AML/CTF monitoring including sanctions/PEP screening, blockchain analytics, and transaction monitoring.

Screening and Monitoring ->

Governance and Roles

Liability and responsibility matrix defining the roles of Swipelux and sub-merchants, plus data retention policies.

Governance ->


Quick Reference

Swipelux Responsibilities:

  • KYC, sanctions, PEP screening
  • Wallet screening, blockchain execution
  • Crypto custody and exchange
  • Travel Rule compliance

Sub-Merchant Responsibilities:

  • Marketing compliance
  • UX geoblocking
  • Sector-specific licensing
  • User journey design

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