πŸ” KYC / AML Policies

To ensure secure, fair, and globally compliant access to The Crownless ecosystem, we are implementing comprehensive Know Your Customer (KYC) and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) protocols. These measures are not only regulatory safeguards β€” they’re foundational pillars for building a healthy, trusted player economy.


🎯 KYC/AML Scope & Application

Category
KYC/AML Requirement

Token Sale Participants

Mandatory identity verification for all public and private sale rounds.

High-Value NFT Transactions

Threshold-based checks on wallet addresses engaging in high-volume or high-value trades.

Organizational Wallets

Guilds, DAOs, or delegated wallets with governance/voting power may be subject to enhanced KYC.


πŸ›‘οΈ Platform Integrity & Monitoring

We maintain a robust infrastructure to prevent misuse, manipulation, or criminal abuse:

  • Sanctioned Address Screening: Integrated blacklists (e.g., OFAC, EU) to block known malicious wallets.

  • Automated Risk Scoring: Transaction pattern analysis to flag suspicious or bot-driven behavior.

  • On-Chain Monitoring Tools: Leveraging third-party compliance APIs (e.g., Chainalysis, TRM Labs) for high-fidelity visibility.


🧩 Privacy-Preserving Architecture

While enforcing compliance, we are also committed to player privacy and agency:

  • Gameplay-Only Mode: Users who do not engage with token sales or high-value NFT trades can enjoy the game without KYC requirements.

  • Minimal Data Retention: Identity data is encrypted, stored only where legally required, and never sold or shared.

  • Separate Game & Wallet Identities: Players can interact with the game under a pseudonym while maintaining secure wallet linkage for blockchain functions.


βš–οΈ Compliance Philosophy

Freedom with Responsibility. Privacy with Protection.

Our KYC/AML policies are built not to restrict access β€” but to ensure long-term trust, economic sustainability, and regulatory resilience. By embracing smart compliance from day one, The Crownless positions itself for both mainstream adoption and institutional trust.

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