At Exness, we acknowledge our critical role in preventing money laundering and the financing of terrorism. As a leading provider of financial services, we are dedicated to ensuring our platforms are protected from illicit activities that could undermine global financial systems and societal security.


Understanding Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing

  • Money Laundering: This process involves disguising the origins of criminal proceeds to make them appear legitimate. It is frequently associated with serious crimes such as drug trafficking, corruption, and organized crime.
  • Terrorism Financing: This involves soliciting or receiving funds to support terrorist activities, presenting a significant threat to global security.

The consequences of these activities are extensive, affecting not only financial institutions like Exness but also undermining economic stability and supporting criminal and extremist groups that threaten national and international safety.


Illicit Financial Movements

Illegal activities often involve broader illicit financial flows, which facilitate the transfer of criminal gains across borders. This contributes to corruption, tax evasion, and organized crime, thereby undermining legal governance and economic stability worldwide.


Regulatory Environment

  • Anti-Money Laundering Regulations: To combat these threats, international regulations require financial institutions, including Exness, to implement comprehensive anti-money laundering (AML) and counter-terrorism financing (CTF) frameworks. These regulations mandate:
    • Customer Due Diligence: Verification of clients’ identities and sources of funds.
    • Continuous Monitoring: Ongoing scrutiny of transactions for suspicious activity.
    • Timely Reporting: Reporting of any suspicious activities to relevant authorities.
    • Record Keeping: Maintenance of detailed records of client transactions and identities.
    • Internal Controls: Establishment of robust internal policies and employee training programs to identify and mitigate risks.

Compliance Commitments

Exness complies with all relevant AML and CTF laws in our operational jurisdictions. Our compliance measures include:

  • Robust Policies and Procedures: Implemented to detect and prevent misuse of our services.
  • Advanced Systems: Engineered to identify potential money laundering or terrorism financing activities.

Client Due Diligence at Exness

  • Verification Procedures:
    • Initial Registration: Clients must provide personal and financial information, including valid government-issued identification and proof of residence. This information is screened using advanced verification systems to identify any discrepancies or risks.
    • Continuous Verification: Exness continuously monitors and re-verifies client information. Regular assessments and enhanced due diligence for high-risk clients ensure that our records remain accurate and up-to-date.
  • Accuracy and Continuous Verification:
    • Regular Updates: Consistent monitoring and updating of client information.
    • High-Risk Assessments: Increased scrutiny and verification for clients deemed high-risk.

Collaboration and Data Security

  • Stakeholder Collaboration: Preventing money laundering and terrorism financing requires collaboration with regulators, law enforcement, and other financial institutions. Exness engages proactively with these entities, sharing insights and adopting best practices to strengthen our preventive measures.
  • Monitoring and Reporting Systems: Our sophisticated monitoring systems ensure that all client transactions are scrutinized for suspicious activity. Anomalies are reported to relevant authorities to support broader financial crime prevention efforts.
  • Client Data Privacy and Security: We prioritize the protection of client data by employing advanced encryption and cybersecurity measures. These safeguards protect personal and financial information from unauthorized access and fraud.

Conclusion

Exness is committed to maintaining the highest standards of regulatory compliance and safeguarding our systems against money laundering and terrorism financing. We value our clients’ cooperation and understanding, which are essential for legal compliance and the integrity of the financial systems we operate within.