AML & KYC Policy
Identity, payment, fraud, and account-integrity checks used for reward review and platform safety.
Effective date
June 2, 2026
This page is part of TradeIQ Capital's public policy suite. It explains the platform's simulated evaluation model and should be read with the Terms, Rulebook, Risk Disclosure, Refund Policy, and Privacy Policy.
Purpose
This AML & KYC Policy explains checks TradeIQ Capital may conduct before approving reward requests, funded-stage review, account continuation, or other sensitive platform actions.
KYC May Be Required Before Rewards
A user may be required to complete KYC before any reward request is reviewed or approved. KYC may include identity, PAN, bank account, payment, device/session, and suspicious-activity checks where applicable.
Information That May Be Reviewed
- Name, email, phone number, and account details.
- Identity documents or PAN details where required.
- Bank account or UPI details for name matching and reward processing.
- Payment metadata, transaction references, and chargeback history.
- Device, IP, session, login, and account activity logs.
- Trading behaviour, rule history, and suspicious activity signals.
Mismatches and Third-Party Operation
Identity mismatch, third-party account operation, false information, payment mismatch, bank-name mismatch, duplicate accounts, or suspicious login patterns may lead to delayed review, rejection, suspension, or permanent restriction.
Fraud and Integrity Review
TradeIQ may refuse, delay, reduce, investigate, or reject reward processing where checks are incomplete, inconsistent, suspicious, fraudulent, or connected to a rule breach.
Retention and Sharing
TradeIQ may retain KYC, payment, reward, and integrity-review records for compliance, fraud prevention, dispute handling, tax, accounting, and platform safety. Information may be shared with payment processors, KYC providers, hosting providers, legal/compliance advisers, or authorities where required.