Legal

AML & KYC statement

Last updated: 6 September 2026

How the service is structured

ValidWallet is a non-custodial wallet application. Private keys are generated on the user's device and never transmitted to us. We do not hold, control, transmit or exchange customer funds, and we do not operate as an exchange or a money transmitter within the app.

Where regulated activity happens

Buying and selling crypto for local currency, and cross-chain instant exchange, are performed by licensed third-party providers integrated into the app. The user transacts directly with that provider, under the provider's own terms. Each provider runs its own KYC, sanctions screening and transaction monitoring in line with its licences. Where a provider requires identity verification, the user completes it with that provider — we neither collect nor store identity documents.

Our controls

Sanctions and prohibited use

Use of the service is prohibited by persons or entities subject to applicable sanctions, and for money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud or any other unlawful purpose. Payment providers screen transactions against sanctions lists and may refuse or reverse a transaction accordingly.

Information requests

Because the wallet is non-custodial, we do not hold balances, transaction histories or identity data that would let us identify a user. Requests from providers, partners or competent authorities can be sent to Zifac270@gmail.com; we respond with the information genuinely available to us and direct requests about a specific fiat transaction to the provider that executed it.

Operating entity

Company registration is in progress. Registered name, company number and address will be published here on completion, and will be provided directly to payment partners as part of their onboarding.