Compliance Flow with CRYMBO
CRYMBO Oracle is purpose-built to help VASPs and DeFi protocols meet international compliance standards, especially the FATF Travel Rule. This section explains how identity requests, data handling, and verification comply with KYC/AML guidelines.
Regulatory Frameworks Supported
- FATF Travel Rule (Recommendation 16)
- MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation)
- Local KYC/AML rules per jurisdiction
Flow Summary
The compliance process unfolds in four main stages:
1. Verified VASP Participation
- Every participant must pass KYB checks
- Only onboarded entities can send or receive PII
2. On-Chain Request Trigger
- Transaction-based identity requests are made via smart contract
- The oracle logs the event and ensures authorization
3. Secure PII Transfer
- Identity data is encrypted using the receiver’s public key
- CRYMBO routes it securely via a PIIRequested event or Push API
4. Audit & Replay Protection
- Each request is timestamped
- Nonce values prevent replay attacks
- Off-chain logs can be accessed by regulators (when authorized)
Principles Followed
- Data Minimization: Only required identity elements are exchanged
- Encryption: PII is always encrypted end-to-end
- No On-Chain PII: Only event signals and hashes go on-chain
- Access Control: VASPs are authenticated via CRYMBO credentials
Regulator Access (Optional)
Authorized regulators can:
- View metadata of compliant transactions
- Access encrypted logs when granted by involved VASPs
- Verify VASP onboarding and KYB history
✅ This flow ensures that every identity exchange via CRYMBO Oracle is secure, auditable, and Travel Rule-compliant.