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# AML/KYT Screening of Incoming Payments

Automatic screening of the origin of funds for all incoming payments.

Every incoming payment on Trybit automatically undergoes AML/KYT screening — an analysis of the funds' origin for signs of suspicious activity. This screening is built into the service and enabled by default for all payments — there's no need to activate it separately, and there's no dedicated toggle to fully disable it.

### Why this matters

Screening reduces the risk of receiving funds with a suspicious origin — and, along with it, the risk of problems later when withdrawing or exchanging that cryptocurrency on exchanges: many exchanges run a similar check of their own and may block a deposit on their end if the received funds have a "bad" history.

### How it works

The check runs automatically as a payment arrives, before it's credited to your balance. If a transaction shows signs of a suspicious origin, it isn't credited — the funds are returned to the sender.

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