Compliance & Identity Verification
CRYMBO Connect provides a programmable compliance engine that enables institutions to onboard VASPs and wallets without relying on fixed KYC/KYB schemas. It uses metadata-driven logic to enforce Travel Rule requirements, risk policies, and selective disclosure of encrypted data — all mapped to blockchain transactions.
This compliance layer supports:
- Full user & wallet metadata tagging
- Encrypted PII exchange (off-chain) linked to on-chain actions
- Zero-knowledge policy validation
- Dynamic risk scoring per wallet or VASP
- Selective enforcement (e.g. require KYB only on crypto withdrawal, not signup)
Core Concepts
1. Metadata-Driven Identity Verification
Rather than traditional forms, CRYMBO allows platforms to define KYB/KYC rules dynamically using key-value metadata and configurable triggers.
Examples:
- Set
KYC_VERIFIED = true
only after Travel Rule PII is submitted and confirmed - Assign
RISK_SCORE = high
if certain jurisdictions or behaviors are detected
2. Travel Rule Enforcement
Encrypted PII is submitted to the Oracle API off-chain:
Endpoint:
POST /deposits/pii
Fields:
network
– e.g. POLYGONhash
– transaction hashpii
– encrypted (base64) payload
This ensures sensitive data is never stored on-chain. Oracle validators decrypt and verify as needed.
3. Risk Engine & Policy Triggers
You can define rules like:
- Block withdrawal if
RISK_SCORE > 80
- Require questionnaire if
RISK_JURISDICTION = true
- Enforce PII check on
DEPOSIT_FROM_VASP = true
These policies are checked in real time, using wallet metadata and transaction origin context.
4. Dynamic Questionnaires
Users can be prompted with risk-tailored questions during onboarding or before triggering events (e.g. transfers).
Submit Questionnaire Endpoint:
POST /v3/users/meta/submitQuestionnaire
5. Compliance Event Flow
- Pusher sends crypto
- CRYMBO Oracle emits
PIIRequested
- Receiver posts PII to Oracle
- Oracle verifies and emits
PIIProvided
- Compliance score is updated (off-chain or via webhook)
- Transaction status is finalized
This flexible system allows institutions to meet MiCA, FATF, and internal compliance goals without embedding rigid forms or centralized ID systems.