Program Parameters and Definitions (Fillable)
1. Program metadata
- Company legal name:
SUPRASTACK LLC - DBA / product name:
SupraPay - Effective date:
2026-01-11 - Version:
v1.0 - Approved by:
Board - Program owner (Compliance Officer / MLRO):
Compliance Officer / CEO - Primary regulators / frameworks (select as applicable):
- United States: Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) / FinCEN MSB obligations (as applicable), state MTL (if applicable)
- Sanctions: OFAC (as applicable), UN/EU/UK sanctions (as applicable)
- EU: AMLD / applicable national transpositions; Regulation (EU) 2024/1624 (as applicable)
2. Scope of products and flows (Bridge-integrated)
Describe the user journeys supported by your platform and which components are provided by Bridge and/or other third parties.
- User types:
- Individual
- Business (KYB)
- Core services (examples):
- Fiat on-ramp and off-ramp
- Crypto-to-crypto conversions (if applicable)
- Stablecoin purchase/sale and custody (via Bridge)
- Virtual accounts / vIBANs (if applicable)
- Payouts to user-owned accounts (if applicable)
- Asset types supported:
- Stablecoins:
USDC, USDT - Other digital assets:
SOL
- Stablecoins:
- Jurisdictions supported:
United States (US only) - Channels:
- Web app
- Mobile app
- API (if any)
3. Third parties / vendors and responsibilities matrix (summary)
Maintain a detailed “RACI” as an appendix if needed.
- Bridge:
[Describe responsibilities per contract: onboarding/eligibility/identity verification, transaction monitoring, recordkeeping, custody, order processing, etc.] - Company (Developer):
[Describe responsibilities per contract: user interface, secure API credential storage, user consent to Bridge terms, user support intake/escalation, suspicious activity reporting to Bridge, etc.] - KYC/KYB provider (if separate):
Persona and/or Bridge (as applicable) - Sanctions/screening provider:
Bridge - Blockchain analytics provider:
Circle Program - Case management tool:
Not yet selected
4. Risk appetite and prohibited / restricted activity
- Risk appetite statement:
Moderate risk appetite. The Program shall not support prohibited categories and shall apply EDD and risk-based restrictions for higher-risk users, transactions, and corridors consistent with BSA/FinCEN expectations and partner requirements. - Prohibited categories: Adopt/align with Bridge “Prohibited Activities List” and Company-specific prohibitions.
- Restricted categories (EDD required):
PEPs; high-risk industries; complex ownership structures; users with elevated adverse media; repeated monitoring alerts; higher-risk geographies as determined by the risk assessment.
5. Key thresholds and review cycles (configure)
- KYC refresh:
- Standard risk: every
12months - High risk: every
6months
- Standard risk: every
- Sanctions screening:
- Onboarding: Yes
- Ongoing (daily/continuous):
[Yes/No] - Pre-transaction:
[Yes/No]
- Transaction monitoring:
- Monitoring frequency:
Real-time where technically feasible; otherwise daily batch reconciliation - Scenario tuning cadence:
Quarterly (or more frequently based on risk/events)
- Monitoring frequency:
- Record retention:
5years (minimum; align to BSA recordkeeping expectations) - Incident response SLAs:
- Sanctions potential match triage:
4hours - High-severity TM alert triage:
24hours
- Sanctions potential match triage:
6. Definitions (adapt as needed)
- AML/CTF: Anti-Money Laundering / Counter-Terrorist Financing.
- BSA: Bank Secrecy Act (U.S.).
- CDD / EDD: Customer Due Diligence / Enhanced Due Diligence.
- CIP: Customer Identification Program (U.S. terminology; use equivalent in other jurisdictions).
- OFAC: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Office of Foreign Assets Control.
- PEP: Politically Exposed Person (including domestic and foreign PEPs; close associates/family members).
- SAR: Suspicious Activity Report (U.S.); equivalent suspicious transaction reports in other jurisdictions.
- Transaction: Any order, conversion, on-ramp/off-ramp, transfer, payout, or other movement of value initiated or completed via the Program.
- User: A customer of the Company accessing Bridge-enabled services through the Company’s interface.
