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Travel Rule - what data is required?
Travel Rule - what data is required?

What data do you need to provide for a Travel Rule transaction

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Written by Paul Yardley
Updated over 8 months ago

Introduction

In order to be compliant with Travel Rule, additional information is required for some transactions which result in the transfer(s) of assets.

You can provide us this information via a mutation being added to our GraphQL API, updateTravelRuleInfo or you can use TrustVault Web Transactions view to add the data.

What is Required?

The exact guidelines are covered in our Travel Rule blog but this table should help you understand exactly what data should be added to each transaction.

As the guidelines get clearer, TrustVault will attempt to pre-fill much of this information for you

What is an intermediary?

An intermediary is a Cryptoasset Business that performs actions on behalf of someone else, e.g. their customers.

The Travel Rule information required depends on what kind of business you are and what kind of transactions you perform. Your company can be listed as an intermediary on not. If you are an intermediary, you need to provide additional information on who you are operating on behalf of when sending or receiving transactions.

The setting will be discussed during onboarding and can be changed later if necessary.

If you are a broker (and acting on behalf of someone else for this transaction) aka intermediary, use the following table:

Transaction Direction

Fields

Outbound

Originator Info:

I am the originator: Deselect this option, or if using the API set the value of isCaller to false. If you are using the web interface, you may find this option is automatically selected for all outbound transactions, and you are unable to deselect it. If you believe this to be incorrect, please contact us to enable your account for intermediary transactions.

Full Name: Registered company name or full name for natural person sending the funds

AccountId: This should be address you are sending from, for Bitcoin use the transaction requestId

CustomerId: This should be your customerId for the person or company on who's behalf you are sending the funds

Beneficiary Info:

Full Name: Registered company name or full name for natural person

AccountId:This should be address you are sending to

CustomerId: This is not required and can be left blank

Inbound

Originator Info:

Full Name: Registered company name or full name for natural person sending the funds

AccountId: This should be the address you are receiving funds from or the transactionHash

CustomerId: This should be provided by the sending VASP. Not required if sending from an un-hosted wallet

Beneficiary Info:

I am the beneficiary:

Deselect this option, or if using the API set the value of isCaller to false.
If you are using the web interface, you may find this option is automatically selected for all inbound transactions, and you are unable to deselect it. If you believe this to be incorrect, please contact us to enable your account for intermediary transactions.

Full Name: Registered company name or full name for natural person

AccountId: This should be address receiving funds

CustomerId: If this transaction was sent from another VASP and they have provided you with a customerId of the user sending the funds enter it here. Otherwise, leave as N/A.

If you are acting on behalf of yourself (whether you are a broker or not), use the following table:

Transaction Direction

Fields

Outbound

Originator Info:

I am the originator: Select this option, or if using the API set the value of isCaller to true. If you are using the web interface, when this option is selected, all other originator fields are automatically set, and no further information is required. If you are an API user, you may enter further information, but it is not required and will be overwritten.

Full Name: Registered company name or full name for natural person sending the funds

AccountId: This should be address you are sending from, for Bitcoin use the transaction requestId

CustomerId: This is your customerId with us and can be pre-filled by selecting "I am the originator" in TrustVault Web or using the isCaller flag in the Trust API

Beneficiary Info:

Full Name: Registered company name or full name for natural person

AccountId: This should be the address you are sending to

CustomerId: This is not required and can be left blank

Inbound

Originator Info:

Full Name: Registered company name or full name for natural person sending the funds

AccountId: This should be the address you are receiving funds from or the transactionHash

CustomerId: This should be provided by the sending VASP. Not required if receiving from an un-hosted wallet

Beneficiary Info:

I am the beneficiary: Select this option, or if using the API set the value of isCaller to true. If you are using the web interface, when this option is selected, all other beneficiary fields are automatically set, and no further information is required. If you are an API user, you may enter further information, but it is not required and will be overwritten.

Full Name: Your registered company name or full name for natural person

AccountId: This should be address receiving funds

CustomerId: This is not required and can be left blank


Contact us

If you have any issues, please get in touch. For technical support reach out to help@bitpandacustody.com. For compliance issues reach out to travelrule@bitpanda.com

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