What are AML and KYC, and why do they matter?

To ensure a secure, transparent, and compliant user environment, AML (Anti-Money Laundering) and KYC (Know Your Customer) are two essential legal frameworks that Happydemy® follows.

These processes protect both the platform and its community from fraud, abuse, and illegal financial activities.


🔍 What is KYC?

KYC means verifying the identity of users to ensure they are real individuals.

This is required when:

  • You upgrade from Applicant to Member

  • You want to monetize content or withdraw HappyCredits

  • You join the affiliate program

  • You participate in official campaigns or events

It usually involves:

  • Submitting a valid ID document

  • Taking a selfie for identity match

  • (Optional) completing a biometric scan for higher-level access


🛡️ What is AML?

AML stands for Anti-Money Laundering.

It refers to the internal and external rules we follow to prevent:

  • Fraud and impersonation

  • Use of Happydemy® for illegal transfers

  • Unauthorised financial activities

  • Funding of suspicious or criminal operations

This is why some actions (like withdrawals or affiliate earnings) may trigger automatic checks or manual review.


⚖️ Why it matters

Following AML/KYC guidelines ensures that:

  • The community stays safe and authentic

  • Creators can earn and grow without fear of misuse

  • Happydemy® complies with EU and UK regulations

  • Trust between users and the platform stays strong


We take your identity and your safety seriously — so we only ask for what’s needed, when it’s needed, and store it with full security.



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