Sanctions Compliance Policy of Aegis Vault Ltd.

SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE POLICY

Last Updated: December 9, 2024

1. INTRODUCTION

Aegis Vault Ltd. (“Company,” “we,” “our,” or “us”), a company incorporated under the laws of the British Virgin Islands with registration number 2163500, is committed to complying with all applicable sanctions laws and regulations. This Sanctions Compliance Policy (“Policy”) outlines our approach to ensuring adherence to international sanctions regimes.

2. JURISDICTIONAL FRAMEWORK

2.1 Applicable Sanctions Regimes

We comply with sanctions imposed by:

  • United Nations Security Council
  • British Virgin Islands
  • European Union
  • UK Financial Sanctions
  • Other applicable international authorities

2.2 Jurisdictional Restrictions

Our services are not available to:

  • Residents of the United States of America
  • Citizens of the United States of America
  • Persons located in the United States of America
  • Entities incorporated or organized under US laws
  • Persons subject to US jurisdiction
  • Sanctioned individuals or entities
  • Residents of comprehensively sanctioned countries

3. SANCTIONS COMPLIANCE PROGRAM

3.1 Core Elements

Our program includes:

  • Risk assessment
  • Internal controls
  • Testing and audit
  • Training
  • Management commitment

3.2 Screening Procedures

We implement:

  • Customer screening
  • Transaction monitoring
  • Ongoing due diligence
  • Risk-based approach
  • Regular updates

4. PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES

4.1 General Prohibitions

We prohibit:

  • Transactions with sanctioned parties
  • Evasion of sanctions
  • Facilitation of prohibited activities
  • Dealings with restricted countries

4.2 Specific Restrictions

Including but not limited to:

  • Sanctioned cryptocurrency addresses
  • Designated persons and entities
  • Restricted territories
  • Prohibited transactions

5. DUE DILIGENCE

5.1 Customer Due Diligence

We conduct:

  • Identity verification
  • Sanctions screening
  • Risk assessment
  • Ongoing monitoring

5.2 Enhanced Due Diligence

Applied to:

  • High-risk customers
  • Complex structures
  • High-value transactions
  • Suspicious activities

6. MONITORING AND SCREENING

6.1 Transaction Monitoring

We monitor:

  • All transactions
  • Wallet addresses
  • User behavior
  • Suspicious patterns

6.2 Screening Tools

We utilize:

  • Automated screening systems
  • Blockchain analytics
  • Risk scoring
  • Alert management

7. REPORTING AND DOCUMENTATION

7.1 Internal Reporting

Requirements for:

  • Suspicious activity
  • Potential violations
  • Compliance concerns
  • Risk indicators

7.2 External Reporting

Reporting to:

  • Regulatory authorities
  • Law enforcement
  • Financial Intelligence Unit
  • Other relevant bodies

8. TRAINING AND AWARENESS

8.1 Staff Training

Regular training on:

  • Sanctions requirements
  • Compliance procedures
  • Red flags
  • Reporting obligations

8.2 Updates and Refresher

Provided for:

  • New regulations
  • Policy changes
  • Emerging risks
  • Best practices

9. ENFORCEMENT AND PENALTIES

9.1 Internal Enforcement

Consequences include:

  • Disciplinary action
  • Contract termination
  • Legal action
  • Financial penalties

9.2 Regulatory Enforcement

Understanding of:

  • Criminal penalties
  • Civil fines
  • Regulatory actions
  • Reputational impact

10. RECORD KEEPING

10.1 Documentation Requirements

Maintaining records of:

  • Screening results
  • Due diligence
  • Investigations
  • Training completion

10.2 Retention Period

Records kept for:

  • Minimum 5 years
  • Extended if required
  • Regulatory compliance
  • Audit purposes
Updated on December 10, 2024

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