Money laundering is to convert money earned from illegal activity or other financial instruments into money or to make investments in which it seems legitimate. Local and international laws applicable to companies that can deposit and withdraw customers from their accounts.
Future Forex is strictly following the provisions of anti-money laundering and anti-terrorism financing policy and requires its employees to fully comply with these standards. The Company therefore takes all necessary measures to identify and counter money laundering and terrorist financing. The internal rules shall be observed in accordance with the relevant international requirements.
The purpose of Anti-Money Laundering procedures implemented by Future Forex is to ensure that customers who perform certain activities are defined as a reasonable standard, while at the same time minimizing the compliance burden and the impact on legitimate customers. Future Forex is committed to helping governments in combating the threat of money-laundering and terrorist activities around the world. For this purpose, Future Forex has established a highly sophisticated electronic system. This system documents and verifies customer identification records and monitors and keeps detailed records of all transactions.
Future Forex carefully monitors suspicious and important trading activities and reports such activities to law enforcement agencies that provide "timely and comprehensive information". The legal framework for protecting the integrity of reporting systems and protecting businesses provides legal protection to such information providers.
In order to minimize the risk of money laundering and the financing of terrorist activities, Future Forex in no way accepts cash deposits or makes any cash payments. Future Forex reserves the right to refuse to take action at any stage where the transfer is believed to be in any way related to money laundering or criminal activity. Future Forex is prohibited from reporting suspicious activity to customers.
In order to comply with anti-money laundering laws, Future Forex requires two different documents to verify the identity of the customer. The first document we need is the official document of the state, which defines the document on which the customer has a picture. A passport issued by the State may be a driver's license (for countries where the driver's license is a primary identity card) or a local ID card. The second document we need is an invoice with the customer's own name and the real address published no later than 3 months ago. An invoice can be a bank statement, a statement, or another document containing the customer's name and address from an internationally recognized organization.
To change the phone number for the Customer Profile, Customers must provide a document confirming that a new phone number (agreement with a mobile phone service provider) and a photo of the ID held next to the Customer's face is available. Customer's personal information will be the same in both documents.
Customers are required to submit current identity and contact details on time as changes occur.
Documents in non-Western letters should be translated into English by an official interpreter; The translation must be stamped and signed by the interpreter and must be accompanied by the original document together with the customer's clear picture.