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1. Introduction

This Anti-Money Laundering (hereinafter referred to as “AML”) Compliance Program is designed to outline the internal compliance systems, management processes, and risk control measures established by the Company to prevent, identify, monitor, and address potential money laundering, terrorist financing, financial fraud, sanctions evasion, and other illicit activities. The Company is committed to operating its global proxy IP and network infrastructure-related services in a lawful, compliant, transparent, and responsible manner, while adhering to applicable international laws, regulations, and industry best practices.

2. Company Business Overview

The Company primarily provides the following network infrastructure and proxy-related technical services, including but not limited to:
  • Dynamic Residential Proxy Services
  • Static Residential Proxy Services
  • Rotating Proxy Network Services
  • Global Network Routing and IP Allocation Services
  • Data Access Optimization Services
  • Enterprise-Grade Network Proxy Solutions
The Company does not provide the following services:
  • Banking Services
  • Custodial or Fund Safekeeping Services
  • Cryptocurrency Exchange Services
  • Remittance or Payment Settlement Services
  • Gambling-Related Services
  • Dark Web Services
  • Anonymous Financial Services
The Company positions itself as a provider of technical infrastructure services.

3. AML Compliance Objectives

The primary objectives of this AML Compliance Program include:
  • Preventing the Company’s services from being utilized for illicit activities
  • Identifying and mitigating risks associated with high-risk users and transaction behaviors
  • Complying with international sanctions and related regulatory requirements
  • Establishing appropriate Customer Identification (KYC) mechanisms
  • Cooperating with legitimate regulatory and law enforcement investigative requests
  • Safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of both the platform and its users

4. Customer Due Diligence (CDD)

The Company employs a risk-based approach to its customer review and verification mechanisms. Based on a client’s risk level, the Company may collect the following information:
  • Name or business name
  • Contact details
  • Billing and payment information
  • Government-issued identification
  • Business registration documents
  • Payment verification information
  • Description of business use
For the following high-risk scenarios, the Company may implement Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD):
  • Clients engaging in large-value or high-frequency transactions
  • Enterprise-level clients
  • Users accessing the service from high-risk regions
  • Anomalous transaction behavior
  • Clients utilizing cryptocurrency for payments
  • Accounts presenting a risk of misuse
The Company reserves the right to refuse, restrict, suspend, or terminate services for any account that fails to pass compliance review.

5. Prohibited Activities

The Company strictly prohibits any user from utilizing the platform’s services to engage in the following activities:
  • Money laundering
  • Terrorist financing
  • Financial fraud
  • Phishing
  • Account theft
  • Distribution of spam
  • Distribution of malware
  • Botnet-related activities
  • Credit card fraud
  • Unlawful cyberattacks
  • Dark web-related activities
  • Sanctions evasion
  • Data scraping in violation of applicable laws
  • Other activities that contravene international laws and regulations
Upon detection, the Company reserves the right to immediately suspend or permanently terminate the relevant services.

6. Transaction and Behavior Monitoring

The Company has established internal risk monitoring mechanisms designed to identify suspicious behavior, including but not limited to:
  • Anomalous payment patterns
  • Access attempts from high-risk regions
  • Anomalous account registration patterns
  • Anomalous bandwidth consumption
  • Abuse of high-frequency IP rotation
  • Risks associated with payment fraud
  • Repeated payment failures
  • Payment activities linked across multiple accounts
For accounts identified as presenting a risk, the Company may initiate manual reviews and further identity verification procedures.

7. Sanctions Compliance

The Company adheres to applicable international sanctions regulations and may restrict or refuse to provide services to sanctioned individuals, entities, or regions, including but not limited to those listed on:
  • The U.S. OFAC Sanctions List
  • The UN Sanctions List
  • EU Sanctions Regimes
  • Relevant UK sanctions regulations
Where required by law, the Company reserves the right to restrict access to its services from specific regions. ---

8. Cryptocurrency Payment Compliance

When users utilize cryptocurrency for payments, the Company may implement additional risk control measures, including:
  • Blockchain transaction monitoring
  • Payment risk assessment
  • Fraud detection
  • Wallet risk analysis
The Company does not provide anonymous financial services or cryptocurrency exchange services. Cryptocurrency is accepted solely as a payment method for technical services.

9. Data and Record Retention

In accordance with applicable laws and operational requirements, the Company will retain necessary business and compliance records, including but not limited to:
  • Payment records
  • Order and billing records
  • Login records
  • IP allocation records
  • KYC/Compliance review records
  • Customer support communication records
Such records are retained exclusively for security, risk management, and legal compliance purposes.

10. Cooperation with Regulators and Law Enforcement

To the extent required by laws and regulations, the Company may cooperate with legitimate investigative requests from regulatory bodies, financial institutions, and law enforcement agencies. The Company reserves the right to:
  • Suspend accounts suspected of non-compliance
  • Restrict anomalous transaction activities
  • Provide information to the extent required by law
  • Conduct internal investigations into suspicious activities

11. Internal Compliance Controls

The Company has established internal compliance and security management mechanisms, including:
  • Risk account review mechanisms
  • Platform abuse monitoring systems
  • Access controls
  • Security logging
  • Internal escalation procedures
  • Compliance review mechanisms
Relevant employees and partners may undergo security and compliance training.

12. Policy Updates

This AML Compliance Program may be updated in response to the following circumstances:
  • Changes in laws and regulations
  • Changes in industry compliance requirements
  • Adjustments to business operations
  • The emergence of new types of risks
The updated version shall automatically supersede any previous versions.

13. Contact Information

For any compliance-related inquiries, please contact: Email: support@ip2up.com

14. Effective Date

This AML Compliance Program is effective as of the date of its publication and applies to all users, clients, and related services provided by the Company.
Last modified on May 28, 2026