Compliance
To onboard a business, LINK is required to collect and verify information about the business entity and its ownership.
Standard Business Onboarding Requirements
All businesses must provide the following:
- Legal Entity Name
- Registered Address
- Principal Operating Address
- EIN/TIN(or non-US equivalent identification number)
- Business Entity Type
- Business Formation Documents
- Business Ownership Documents
- KYC on all Beneficial Owners and/or Control Owners (per U.S. or international requirements)
- Ultimate Beneficial Owners (UBOs): Individuals or entities with full ownership and control over the business
- Control Person (if different from UBOs): An individual with significant authority to direct the business (e.g., CEO, CFO, COO, President)
- Proof of Address Documents (if applicable): required when conflicting location signals are detected (e.g., the business claims a low-risk address but a control person resides in a high-risk region)
- Business Description
- Business Website
- DAO Status
Enhanced Business Onboarding Requirements
Includes all Standard Requirements, plus:
- Source of Funds
- Estimated Annual Revenue
- Disclosure of High-Risk Activities
- Disclosure of High-Risk Geographies (Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Syria)
- Disclosure of Customer Money Transmission: If moving customer funds, provide details of compliance screening
- Primary Account Purpose
- Expected Monthly Transaction Volume (USD)
Additional Diligence (as requested by LINK)
In certain cases, LINK may require further documentation, such as:
- Proof of Funds(e.g., bank statements).
- Proof of Operating Activity (e.g., bills of lading, invoices, receipts, commercial contracts).
- Licensing Information for businesses operating in regulated industries.
NOTE: Additional diligence is applied on a case-by-case basis, depending on business risk profile, regulatory requirements, or transaction activity.
Updated about 1 month ago