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How we keep the network clean

Our AML framework, verification levels, screening and monitoring — explained plainly, so you know exactly how NESVRA protects you and the wider system.

Framework

Our AML framework, in four pillars

Know Your Customer

We verify identity and, where needed, address, source and purpose of funds before and during use.

Risk-based approach

Customers and transactions are risk-rated, with checks scaled to the level of risk.

Ongoing monitoring

We monitor activity continuously to detect unusual patterns and emerging risk.

Records & reporting

We keep audit-ready records and report to authorities where the law requires.

Verification

KYC levels, explained simply

Each level unlocks more, in exchange for a bit more verification.

Level 0

Registered

Email and phone verified. Browse, get quotes and set up your profile — sending is not yet enabled.

Level 1

ID verified

Government ID and a selfie check. Send within entry-level limits to verified recipients.

Level 2

Address verified

Add proof of address to raise limits and unlock more corridors and delivery methods.

Level 3

Source of funds

Provide source/purpose of funds for the highest limits and business or high-value transfers.

Screening

Sanctions, PEP & adverse-media screening

Sanctions lists

Customers and counterparties are screened against global sanctions and watchlists.

PEP screening

Politically-exposed persons receive enhanced due diligence proportionate to risk.

Adverse media

We check negative-news sources and review any matches before activity proceeds.

Monitoring

Transaction monitoring & reporting

Monitor

Continuous monitoring

Rules and models flag unusual amounts, frequency, destinations or behaviour.

Review

Investigate & decide

Our compliance team reviews alerts, requests information and may hold or decline activity.

Report

Report where required

Where the law requires, we file a suspicious-activity report (SAR) with the relevant authority.

Regulatory framework

Licensed across the jurisdictions we serve

NESVRA operates under money-transfer regulation and registrations across the markets it serves, supported by independent audits, board-level governance and a dedicated compliance function.

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Independent auditsAnnual
GovernanceBoard-level
Compliance functionDedicated team
Jurisdictions coveredMulti-market
Your rights

Compliance with your privacy in mind

Data minimisation

We ask only for what's needed to verify you and meet our legal obligations.

Access & portability

You can request a copy of the personal data we hold about you, subject to law.

Clear handling

How we use and retain data is set out in our Privacy Policy, in plain language.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

Can't find the micro-detail you are looking for? Reach directly out to our treasury desk anytime.

Is NESVRA regulated?

Yes. NESVRA operates under money-transfer regulation in the jurisdictions it serves, with a compliance framework covering anti-money-laundering (AML), counter-terrorist-financing (CTF), sanctions and know-your-customer (KYC) obligations, supported by independent audits and governance.

Why does NESVRA ask me to verify my identity?

Identity verification (KYC) is a legal requirement that protects you and the wider system from fraud and financial crime. Depending on your activity, you may be asked for ID, proof of address, or information on the source and purpose of funds.

What are KYC levels?

KYC levels set what you can do based on the verification you have completed. Higher levels unlock higher limits and more features, in exchange for additional checks such as proof of address or source-of-funds documentation.

How does NESVRA screen for sanctions and PEPs?

We screen customers and transactions against sanctions lists, politically-exposed-person (PEP) lists and adverse-media sources, both at onboarding and on an ongoing basis. Matches are reviewed before activity proceeds.

What happens if a transaction is flagged?

Flagged activity is reviewed by our compliance team. We may request more information, hold or decline a transaction, and where required by law, file a suspicious-activity report with the relevant authority. We act within legal obligations and your data-protection rights.

Trust, built in

Compliance isn't a box we tick — it's the foundation every transfer moves on.