What kind of documents can I send to clarify my source of wealth of deposited funds?

We might ask you to provide documents that will confirm your past business activity or your personal situation, enabling us to understand the sources of wealth of your deposited funds. We need this in order to fulfil our regulatory obligations.

Providing the necessary documents will have no effect on your account other than retaining all its functionalities. All provided documents are considered strictly confidential and handled accordingly and used only to meet our regulatory obligations.

Examples of documents clarifying fiat related sources of wealth of deposited funds:

  • Deposit – Salary payslip, wage slip or contract of employment or invoices issued by sole proprietary services of the client, or tax statements showing reported incomes from employment. Also bank statements where regular inflow from such sources is clearly visible.
  • Savings – For example, funds originating form insurance pay-outs, pensions, allowances etc. Please include documents supporting the claim, such as salary payslips, pension slips, etc.
  • Dividends – Dividend pay-out agreement or a tax statement showing income that originates from dividends.
  • Inheritance – Any relevant inheritance documentation clearly showing what was inherited by whom (precious metals, money, art, etc.).
  • Gift – Gift agreement of any sort (could be official and notarized or hand-written), clearly showing information of the gift giver.
  • Real estate – Either a sale of property document or a property lease agreement (if client is renting out the property and is receiving rent) with included bank statements, showing the incoming transaction from the property sale/rent.
  • Loan – A loan agreement with a bank, other corporations or individuals, clearly showing information of the lender and borrower and amount of funds loaned, along with a bank statement showing income from the loan, if the lender is not a bank.
  • Investment proceeds – A sale of shares agreement, investment portfolios, etc.
  • Mining – Mining equipment purchase receipts and documentation showing mining dashboard info, pay out addresses, trades of mined crypto assets to fiat, and transfer of fiat funds from mined crypto assets to your bank account.

Examples of documents clarifying crypto-related sources of wealth of deposited funds:

  • Email confirmations of any sort – Includes fiat and crypto deposits and withdrawals, login info, etc. showing the client has or had a registered account on other exchanges or wallets from where the crypto transactions to Qovex were made.
  • Receipts and credit card statements – Any bank transactions showing outgoing funds.
  • Screenshots – Showing personal identifiable information on any wallets or exchanges, apps, messages, etc.
  • Hand-written agreements – For example, gifts, loans, etc., with personal information visible and signed by all parties.
  • Work contracts – Can include annexes or additional clauses clearly showing salary is paid out in crypto to a specific destination address.
  • Invoices – For example, for services paid in crypto.
  • Signed messages for wallets – Either for wallets that have been used in the past or the ones still in use.
  • Public announcements – Publicly accessible information about client receiving crypto awards in, for example, prize competitions or raffles.
  • User confirmation statement from other exchanges
  • Blockchain monitoring tool – For example, a Chainalysis report about relevant transactions.
  • Screenshots showing hardfork balances – For example, of BCH, XRP, etc., that took place on Qovex.
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