Skip to main content
All CollectionsBrighty Basics
Why Do I Have to Provide Additional Transaction Information?
Why Do I Have to Provide Additional Transaction Information?

Understanding Brighty App's Commitment to Compliance and Security

Updated over a week ago

At the Brighty App, our users' security and regulatory compliance stand at the forefront of our operational ethos. Sometimes, this means we may request additional transaction information from our valued users.

Here's why:

1. Security Imperatives:

The world of digital finance is dynamic and can present multiple security challenges.

To counter these threats and ensure the protection of our users' funds, certain transactions might be flagged for further verification.

2. Compliance with AML Regulations:

Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations are international financial standards that the Brighty App strictly adheres to.

These laws are vital in preventing financial crimes, including money laundering and terrorism financing. In some instances, we might need additional details, such as the precise source of funds or information about a sender or recipient, to stay compliant.

3. Not a Presumption of Wrongdoing:

Requesting further details should never be taken as an insinuation of illicit activities or wrongdoing by our users. It's a proactive measure rooted in law and regulatory requirements to ensure the integrity of our platform.

4. Upholding Global Standards:

Such measures are not unique to the Brighty App.

Requiring more transaction details is not only a common practice within the financial industry but is also mandated by laws and regulations in the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Switzerland.

Enhancing Your Experience:

While these additional steps may sometimes seem cumbersome, they play a crucial role in reinforcing the security, reliability, and effectiveness of the Brighty App's services.

This meticulous approach ensures we maintain a secure environment for our users and strengthens the trust you place in us.

Did this answer your question?