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AML Policy

Last updated 1 July 2026

How Constatum approaches anti-money-laundering (AML) risk. This describes our current posture and is being reviewed with counsel.

Our role

Constatum is a non-custodial information service. We do not hold, move, or convert client funds, and we do not provide payment or exchange services. We provide screening information; we are not, by design, a virtual asset service provider (VASP/CASP) or obliged entity, and we do not issue AML or sanctions clearance.

What our screening does

We check addresses against the OFAC SDN sanctions dataset and a third-party analytics provider for exposure to mixers, illicit activity, scams, and darknet sources, including limited multi-hop exposure. This helps users make their own informed decisions and keep a documented, timestamped record.

Sanctions

We treat sanctions matches (e.g. OFAC SDN) as significant. Constatum does not knowingly facilitate transactions with sanctioned parties and may refuse or withdraw service where a sanctions match is identified. Users are responsible for complying with sanctions law applicable to them.

Your responsibilities

If you are a regulated business, our reports are one input into your own AML/CDD process — not a substitute for it. You remain responsible for your own obligations, record-keeping, and decisions.

This is a plain-language summary for transparency, not formal legal advice, and is being finalised with counsel. Nothing here limits rights you have under mandatory EU consumer law.