AML & CFT Policy
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Anti-Money Laundering (AML) & Counter-Terrorist Financing (CTF) Policy
1. Policy Objective
QuickPe is committed to preventing its platform from being used for money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud, or other financial crimes.
This AML & CTF Policy establishes a risk-based, technology-enabled framework to:
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Verify customer identity
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Detect and prevent suspicious activity
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Comply with applicable AML / CFT regulations
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Protect users, partners, and the financial ecosystem
2. Scope & Applicability
This policy applies to:
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All QuickPe users and customers
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Intelligent eKYC and video verification processes
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Credit Ladder, BNPL, and device-financing services
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Merchants, agents, and onboarding partners
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Employees, contractors, and service providers
The policy applies across all jurisdictions where QuickPe operates.
3. Regulatory Alignment
QuickPe’s AML framework is aligned with:
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FATF (Financial Action Task Force) Recommendations
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Global Customer Due Diligence (CDD) standards
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Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) for higher-risk cases
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Risk-Based Approach (RBA) to AML / CFT
This policy is country-agnostic and adaptable to local laws where required.
4. AML Governance & Responsibility
4.1 Senior Management Oversight
Senior management is responsible for:
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Approving and reviewing this policy
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Defining risk appetite
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Ensuring adequate AML controls and resources
4.2 Compliance & Risk Function
The Compliance function is responsible for:
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Implementing AML controls
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Monitoring compliance and risk
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Investigating suspicious activity
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Liaising with regulators and partners
4.3 Employees & Partners
All staff, agents, and partners must:
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Follow AML procedures and SOPs
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Complete AML training
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Escalate suspicious activity immediately
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Maintain confidentiality
5. Risk-Based Approach
QuickPe applies a Risk-Based AML Framework, assessing risk across:
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Customer risk (profile, behavior, verification strength)
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Geographic risk (location, cross-border exposure)
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Product risk (credit, BNPL, device financing)
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Behavioral risk (usage patterns, anomalies)
Users are classified as Low, Medium, or High Risk, with controls applied accordingly.
6. Customer Due Diligence (CDD)
6.1 Standard Due Diligence
At onboarding, QuickPe performs:
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Identity verification via Intelligent eKYC
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AI-based document verification
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Live selfie with liveness detection
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Automated fraud and consistency checks
This establishes the user’s baseline AML risk profile.
6.2 Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD)
EDD is triggered when:
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Risk indicators exceed thresholds
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Inconsistencies or anomalies are detected
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Regulatory or partner requirements apply
EDD measures may include:
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Consent-based recorded video verification
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Human review by trained agents
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Additional documentation or validation
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Manual approval before credit activation
7. Prohibited Activities
QuickPe strictly prohibits:
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Anonymous or fictitious accounts
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Forged or stolen identity documents
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Attempts to bypass verification controls
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Use of the platform for illegal or deceptive purposes
Accounts may be restricted, suspended, or terminated upon detection.
8. Credit Ladder & AML Controls
QuickPe integrates AML controls into its Credit Ladder model:
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Users start with low-risk starter credit
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Credit access increases only after verified, positive behavior
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Continuous monitoring is applied at every ladder level
This ensures responsible, controlled exposure at all times.
9. Ongoing Monitoring
QuickPe conducts continuous monitoring using:
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Automated behavioral and risk analytics
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Transaction and usage pattern analysis
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Periodic review of higher-risk users
Monitoring is supported by human oversight and escalation mechanisms.
10. Suspicious Activity Detection & Reporting
10.1 Detection
Suspicious activity may include:
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Identity mismatches or repeated failures
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Unusual usage or repayment behavior
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Attempts to manipulate credit limits
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Signals of fraud or impersonation
10.2 Escalation & Action
When detected:
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Account activity may be temporarily restricted
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Additional verification may be requested
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Internal escalation is initiated
Where required by law, QuickPe may:
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File reports with relevant authorities
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Cooperate with law-enforcement agencies
11. Record Keeping
QuickPe securely maintains records of:
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KYC and verification data
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Video verification sessions
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Risk assessments and decisions
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Account activity and monitoring logs
Records are retained only for legally required periods.
12. Technology & AI Use
QuickPe uses AI and automation to:
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Detect fraud and inconsistencies
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Perform OCR, facial matching, and liveness checks
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Identify high-risk behavior patterns
Automated decisions affecting users are reviewable and supplemented by human review.
13. Data Protection & Confidentiality
All AML-related data:
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Is handled per QuickPe’s Privacy Policy
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Is encrypted and access-controlled
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Is used strictly for compliance and risk purposes
14. Training & Awareness
QuickPe ensures:
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Regular AML training for employees and agents
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Awareness of emerging risks and typologies
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Clear internal reporting and escalation channels
15. Policy Review & Updates
This policy is:
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Reviewed periodically
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Updated for regulatory or risk changes
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Approved by senior management
Material updates are communicated where required.
For questions, concerns, or requests related to this Policy, please contact us.
QuickPe is a technology platform and is not a bank, non-bank financial institution (NBFC), lender, or payment service provider.
All credit, lending, and financial services are provided by licensed third-party financial institutions. QuickPe does not provide loans, determine credit eligibility directy, or handle customer funds.
IMPACT
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