AML & Compliance Policy

Last updated: 22 May 2026 · Version 1.0 (stub)
📋 Stub notice — This policy is a reference draft. WOWsino is a B2B software vendor, not a gambling operator. The detailed AML controls described here support our customers’ own AML obligations rather than imposing direct AML obligations on WOWsino as a non-financial-institution.

1. Our role

WOWsino is a B2B software-as-a-service vendor serving the iGaming industry. We:

Our customers — the licensed gambling operators that integrate WOWsino — are responsible for their own AML, CTF (counter-terrorist financing), KYC, and regulatory compliance under their gambling licenses. WOWsino provides tooling that supports our customers’ compliance work; we do not substitute for it.

2. Customer onboarding (Know-Your-Business)

WOWsino performs reasonable due diligence on prospective customers before granting paid access to the platform, including:

3. Prohibited customers and use cases

WOWsino does not provide service to:

4. Tooling we provide for customer AML compliance

The platform provides built-in tooling that supports our customers’ AML programs:

5. Internal AML safeguards

Within WOWsino itself:

6. Cooperation with law enforcement and regulators

WOWsino cooperates with valid law-enforcement and regulator requests. Customer audit logs and compliance trails are preserved for the periods required by applicable regulators (typically 5–7 years for iGaming). WOWsino reserves the right, where legally permitted, to suspend access pending a lawful investigation.

7. Reporting suspicions

If you become aware of any actual or suspected misuse of the WOWsino platform — including potential money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud, or sanctions violations — please report it confidentially to: compliance@wowsino.com

8. Updates

This policy will be reviewed at least annually and updated as the platform’s capabilities and applicable law evolve.

9. Contact

Compliance contact: compliance@wowsino.com