World Miner is a cryptocurrency AI mining platform, known as the "Company" has drafted and implemented this policy and any associated procedures (collectively known as "AML Policy") to avert any instances of Money Laundering (ML) and Terrorist Financing (TF) while operating its business. The policy is implemented with the board of directors’ approval (collectively known as the “Board”). It binds all employees, directors, and shareholders (collectively known as “representatives”).

The company's policy prohibits and actively prevents money laundering and any activity that facilitates money laundering or the funding of terrorist or criminal activities. The company mandates all its representatives to comply with its AML policy while being engaged in performing operations irrespective of its operating jurisdictions.

The AML policy program of the company comprises key measures that ensure compliance with regulatory directives. These measures are: AML Policy - Develop, document, and implement the company’s AML policy and procedures, reviewed and approved by the company’s board on an annual basis at the minimum. Compliance Officer - The company shall appoint a Compliance Officer responsible for coordinating and overseeing the AML compliance program on a day-to-day basis. Customer Acceptance - The company has documented a detailed procedure to control the eligible applicants’ acceptance as its customers. These procedures observe globally recognized best practices. Transaction Oversight - Develop, document, and implement written procedures to prevent, detect, and report suspicious transactions internally and externally as mandated under the AML policy. Training - Providing AML training periodically to all the relevant employees. Independent Review - The company shall appoint a competent, separate entity to conduct an AML Policy program’s annual assessment.

The company shall implement a risk-based approach to identify, assess and understand the (ML/TF) risks to which it is exposed and take the necessary AML and Counter Financing of Terrorism (CFT) control measures to mitigate them. During this, the company shall assess, identify and understand the ML and TF risks concerning its customers, their respective geographies, operating jurisdictions, products, services, transactions, and distribution channels (collectively referred to as "Operations")

The company shall appoint a compliance Officer & Money Laundering Reporting Officer (MLRO) to oversee the implementation of its AML Policy program. The incumbent shall be a member of the company’s senior management and report to the company's board. Among others, his responsibilities shall include being the single point of contact for matters related to AML, regulatory filings, reporting relevant transactions, and ensuring compliance with applicable laws. The roles of Compliance Officer & MLRO may be assigned to a single individual subject to regulatory approval and in proportion to the company’s operations’ volume and complexities.

The company shall accept applicants as its customers only after completing its due diligence. For on-boarding of natural persons, the company shall obtain and record the below-mentioned information and verify the same against pertinent valid documents (including but not limited to Passport, Residency Visa, Bank Statement, Utility Bill, etc.) submitted by the applicant as required by the company's procedures. Full legal name and any other names used; Full permanent address (i.e., the residential address of the customer; a post office box is insufficient); Date and place of birth; Nationality; Passport number (if the customer is a passport holder); Country ID number (for residents of particular countries); Telephone/ and email address (where applicable); Occupation or public position held (where applicable); Employer’s name and address (if self-employed, the nature of the self-employment); Type of account, and nature and volume of anticipated business Past, current, and prospective dealings with the company; Signature of the customer(s); Source of funds;  Source of Securities. For on-boarding of legal persons, the company shall implement procedures to obtain and record: The entity’s full name and other trading names used; Registration number (or equivalent); Legal form status; Registered address and the trading address (including a branch where applicable); Objectives and type of business activity; Date and place of incorporation or establishment; Telephone, fax number, and email address; Regulatory body or listing body (for regulated activities such as financial services and listed companies); Name of external auditor (where applicable); Type of account, and nature and volume of anticipated business dealings with the company; Source of funds Information records shall also be verified against appropriate documentation, including but not limited to Trade License, Certificate of Incorporation, MOA & AOA, Board Resolution, Passport of each major shareholder, and authorized representative to the account. The company shall conduct enhanced due diligence for relevant applicants that it may deem necessary according to its internal procedures or comply with the regulatory requirements. The company shall maintain all records on the on-boarding of a customer and his respective transactions for not less than ten years from the date of termination of the relationship.

This service is only applicable to users aged 18 or above. By accessing or using our service, you declare and ensure that you are at least 18 years old and have not been deprived of the right to use this service. You also affirm and warrant that you are not included in any trade or economic sanctions list of any competent authority, including but not limited to: terrorism and terrorism financing - Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Daesh), Al-Qaeda, Taliban and related individuals, groups, enterprises, and entities designated by the United Arab Emirates ("Local Terrorism List"); and proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) - Democratic People's Republic of Korea: nuclear-related, other weapons of mass destruction-related, and ballistic missile-related programs; Islamic Republic of Iran: nuclear programs; as well as other sanction lists such as those of the United Nations Security Council, European Union, United States Department of the Treasury Office of Foreign Assets Control, and other administrative enforcement agencies. Additionally, we do not provide this service in all countries or regions, and may offer partial or no service to users from specific restricted regions, which currently include (subject to local regulations and adjustments): Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Crimea, Syria, China, United States, including all U.S. territories such as Puerto Rico, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands (St. Croix, St. John, and St. Thomas), Bahamas, Canada (limited to Ontario and Quebec provinces), United Kingdom (specifically concerning derivative-related services provided to retail users), Bangladesh, Bolivia, Donetsk, Luhansk, and Malta. The provisions of this clause shall not be excluded by the laws of the user's country or region. Therefore, if you do not meet these requirements, please refrain from using our services. 8.TRANSACTION OVERSIGHT The company mandates its MLRO to maintain oversight over its customers’ transactions and document inconsistencies observed (if any) against the customers’ expected behavior. MLRO shall also review all internal reports filed by the company’s employees or alerts generated by the company’s automated systems to investigate any unusual customer activity patterns.