Partners
All CoindPay partners are required to complete KYB verification and compliance review prior to integration. The process includes validating company details, ownership structure, and key stakeholders.
Know Your Business (KYB) is a compliance process specifically geared towards businesses, similar to widely-used Know Your Customer (KYC) procedures for individuals.
As such, KYB constitutes a set of measures to obtain comprehensive information about business partners or clients. KYB is mandatory for financial and crypto platforms and is carried out according to their internal policies and legal requirements.
Documents:
The standard set of documents includes:
The company’s official extract from the business register
Information about the company’s ultimate beneficial owner (UBO)
Information about shareholders owning over 25% of the company’s shares
Information about the company’s director
The list of required documents may vary according to the policies of specific businesses. Companies licensed to work with crypto assets can also request confirmation of the welfare of beneficial owners, proof of source of income, and other documents to identify activities and their legal grounding, as well as the identities of business owners and other executives.
Additional information is collected via questionnaires, including but not limited to: average monthly and yearly turnover; a detailed description of business activities; and materials essential for establishing a legal relationship.
Licensed companies (payment or crypto service providers) impose more stringent requirements on customers during KYB and KYC procedures. For such companies, the standards for carrying out verification procedures are set by regulators while the state supervisory authority controls overall compliance.
Please send the relevant information to our Legal and Partner Services team based on this template. Once reviewed and approved, we will send you a draft Service Agreement.

CoindPay KYB Requirements for Business PartnersWelcome to CoindPay! To ensure smooth onboarding and regulatory compliance, all business partners and clients are requested to complete the Know Your Business (KYB) and compliance verification.
1. Business Information
Legal company name, registration number, and country of incorporation
Registered office address and official website
Description of business activities and services offered
2. Beneficial Ownership
Full names of ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs)
Ownership percentages and roles within the company
Identification documents of all UBOs
3. Compliance & Risk Assessment
Screening against sanctions lists, Politically Exposed Persons (PEP) databases, and adverse media
Transaction monitoring setup for anti-money laundering (AML) purposes
Source-of-funds verification for initial and ongoing transactions
4. Merchant KYB Checklist
Submit company registration certificate and proof of address
Provide beneficial ownership and director information
Confirm transaction types, regions, and expected volumes
Acknowledge CoindPay’s AML/KYC policies
5. Information Update & Reporting
Notify CoindPay immediately of changes to ownership, business structure, or regulatory status
Submit updated KYB documentation whenever requested
Ensure all transaction information is accurate and up-to-date
6. High-Risk Activities Prohibition
Do not engage in transactions involving sanctioned individuals, entities, or jurisdictions
Avoid transactions with PEPs without prior approval
Comply with CoindPay’s AML/CTF policies to prevent illicit activity
7. Support & Assistance
For any questions regarding KYB or compliance requirements, contact CoindPay at:
Email: [email protected]
Support Chat: accessible via the Widget
8. Key Reminders
All KYB requirements are mandatory for account activation
Incomplete or inaccurate information may result in delays or denial of services
Compliance ensures smooth fiat-to-crypto payments and operational reliability
Note: This KYB template ensures your business is ready to use CoindPay services safely and legally. Keep all documentation accurate and submit promptly to avoid service interruptions.
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