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Anti-money Laundering

Policy Statement and Scope

Joy Game maintains an anti money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism program (AML/CFT) designed to prevent use of its platform for illicit purposes. This policy applies to all employees, contractors, officers, and agents of Joy Game, as well as all customers and business partners. It covers all gaming products offered by Joy Game, all payment methods accepted by Joy Game, and all jurisdictions in which Joy Game operates.

Governance and Oversight

The Board of Directors holds ultimate responsibility for approving and reviewing AML/CFT policies, risk management frameworks, and internal controls. A Compliance Officer supervises day to day policy administration, risk assessment updates, staff training, and incident investigations. The Internal Audit function conducts regular audits to verify compliance, assess control effectiveness, and drive timely remediation. Management provides adequate resources and dashboards to monitor key performance indicators related to AML/CFT objectives.

Risk Assessment

Joy Game conducts a structured risk assessment at least annually, or upon material changes in products, customers, or regulatory environments. Risk factors include customer profile and source of funds, product risk by gaming category, geographic risk, and payment methods. A risk scoring framework assesses likelihood and impact to determine priority controls, including enhanced due diligence for high risk segments and tighter monitoring of high risk transactions.

Customer Due Diligence and Ongoing Monitoring

Joy Game applies a risk based approach to customer due diligence (CDD). On onboarding, the following information must be collected and verified: full legal name, date of birth, residential address, nationality, government issued identification, and contact information. Identity verification is performed through a combination of automated device verification and manual review where necessary. Sanctions checks are performed against recognized lists. Customers are segmented into tiers with corresponding levels of due diligence, ongoing monitoring, and document retention requirements: Simplified Due Diligence for low risk, Standard Due Diligence for most customers, and Enhanced Due Diligence for high risk profiles. Ongoing monitoring reviews customer activity and updates risk profiles when significant events occur or unusual patterns are detected.

Transaction Monitoring

Joy Game employs real time and batch transaction monitoring systems that analyze transaction size, frequency, patterns, and deviations from expected behavior. The system flags suspicious activity for investigation by the Compliance team, which records findings and actions. For cryptocurrency related transactions, blockchain analytics are used to trace fund flows and identify high risk wallets. Enhanced due diligence is applied to high value or privacy coin transfers. All records of monitoring activities are documented and retained in accordance with applicable data retention requirements.

Cash and Payment Methods

Joy Game does not accept cash deposits or non electronic forms of payment from customers unless explicitly approved by regulatory requirements. Funds may be received only through payment methods approved by Joy Game and corresponding regulators. Joy Game will return funds to the same method used by the customer where feasible and in compliance with regulatory requirements. Transfers between customer accounts are prohibited unless expressly authorized by Joy Game and regulatory guidance.

Sanctions Compliance

Joy Game complies with all applicable sanctions laws and regulations. Customer onboarding and transactions are screened against current sanctions lists. Prohibited and high risk jurisdictions are identified and subjected to enhanced due diligence or restricted access. In the event of a potential match, false positives are reviewed manually before any action is taken. If a customer or transaction is flagged, Joy Game will freeze or restrict the account and conduct an internal investigation, escalating to the relevant authorities as required by law.

Suspicious Activity Reporting

Any identified suspicious activity or transactions involving thresholds specified by applicable law shall be reported promptly. Joy Game follows defined procedures for escalation, documentation, and submission of Suspicious Activity Reports (SAR) to the appropriate authorities in the relevant jurisdiction. The rationale for classification as suspicious, supporting documentation, and investigation steps are retained in the compliance file for regulatory review.

Training and Awareness

Joy Game maintains an ongoing AML/CFT training program for all staff. Training covers regulatory requirements, red flag indicators, KYC procedures, transaction monitoring, and escalation procedures. Onboarding training is conducted for new staff, with annual refresher courses and additional updates when laws or policies change. Records of training outcomes are retained for compliance purposes.

Record Keeping and Data Protection

Joy Game preserves all records related to customer due diligence, transaction monitoring, investigations, and reporting for a minimum period of five years or longer as required by applicable law. All records are stored securely and access is restricted to authorized personnel. Data handling complies with applicable data protection regulations and internal privacy policies.

Third-Party Management

Joy Game requires third-party service providers to maintain equivalent AML/CFT controls. Contracts include required provisions for transaction monitoring, KYC data handling, incident notification, and cooperation with regulatory investigations. The Compliance Officer reviews service level agreements and conducts periodic assessments of provider AML/CFT practices.

Regulatory Cooperation and Policy Review

Joy Game maintains open cooperation with regulatory authorities and licensing bodies. This policy is reviewed at least annually and updated to reflect new legal requirements, emerging risks, or material changes to the business. Any substantive amendments are approved by the Board and communicated to staff accordingly.