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Prohibited Activities Policy

Last updated: September 1, 2025

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1. Purpose & Scope

This Policy defines the types of business activity, transactions, and service models that FrontierFi LLC d/b/a Frontr (“Frontr”) does not permit on its platform, APIs, or related services.

It forms part of our broader compliance and risk-control framework, which includes KYC/KYB onboarding, AML/CTF screening, sanctions monitoring, and transaction monitoring.

The purpose of this Policy is to ensure Frontr, its customers, banking partners, and service providers remain compliant with:

  • U.S. and international AML/CTF regulations (e.g., BSA, FinCEN, FATF)
  • OFAC, EU, U.K., U.N., and other global sanctions regimes
  • Applicable money transmission, payments, consumer protection, and financial services laws

These prohibitions apply globally to all users, beneficial owners, directors, signatories, and counterparties using Frontr’s Services.

2. Prohibited Business Categories

The following categories of use are prohibited on the Frontr platform. This list is non-exhaustive; we may restrict other activities at our discretion.

#CategoryDescription (examples)
1Adult Content & Sexual ServicesPornographic content, escort services, sexually explicit tokens/NFTs, or platforms facilitating commercial sex acts.
2Drugs & Controlled SubstancesSale, brokerage, or tokenization of narcotics, cannabis (where illegal), unlicensed pharmaceuticals, or “legal highs.”
3Weapons, Ammunition & ExplosivesFinancing or distribution of firearms, explosives, military-grade components, or dual-use technology.
4Unlicensed GamblingCasinos, lotteries, betting platforms, fantasy sports, or games of chance not explicitly licensed in the user’s jurisdiction.
5Fraudulent SchemesPonzi or pyramid structures, HYIPs, ransomware proceeds, spoofing, wash trading, or coordinated fraud.
6Hate, Violence, Terrorism & ExtremismPromotion or funding of terrorism, extremist ideology, hate crimes, or related organizations.
7Illegal or Harmful ActivitiesHuman trafficking, child exploitation, wildlife trafficking, or any activity criminalized by law.
8Sanctions ViolationsTransactions involving sanctioned persons, wallets, or jurisdictions (e.g., OFAC, EU, U.K., U.N.).
9Identity Fraud & ObfuscationUse of shell/nominee structures, fake identities, or anonymity tools to evade KYC/KYB.
10High-Risk Lending & Predatory FinancePayday loans, unlicensed lending/borrowing platforms, predatory APR products.
11Political & Government Entities (Restricted)Transactions involving sovereign wealth funds, state-owned enterprises, or PEP-linked entities without enhanced due diligence and prior approval.
12Data Misuse & Privacy ViolationsSale of stolen data, surveillance tools, or activities violating GDPR/CCPA or equivalent standards.
13IP Infringement & Counterfeit GoodsSale or tokenization of counterfeit goods, pirated content, or IP-infringing assets.
14Anonymity-Enhanced AssetsMixing/tumbling services, privacy tokens lacking auditability, or obfuscation tools unless explicitly approved.
15Unregistered Securities & DerivativesTokenized securities, swaps, or other instruments requiring registration unless appropriately licensed/exempt.

3. Consequences of Violation

If we determine a user has engaged in prohibited activity, we may take one or more of the following actions:

  • Immediate Account Suspension – halt of all transaction capability.
  • Compliance Review – including transaction forensics, partner notifications, and enhanced due diligence.
  • Termination – permanent closure of accounts associated with the activity.
  • Asset Sequestration – retention or transfer of assets if required by law.
  • Regulatory Reporting – suspicious activity may be reported to regulators (e.g., SARs/STRs) without notice.
  • Partner Disclosure – banks, payment processors, and service providers may be alerted to mitigate risk.

4. How to Report Suspected Violations

If you observe or suspect prohibited activity on the Frontr platform, please report it immediately to:

compliance@frontr.io.

Reports are confidential and handled by our Compliance team.

By using Frontr’s Services, you confirm your compliance with this Prohibited Activities Policy. We reserve the right to update this Policy at any time as laws, regulations, or partner requirements evolve.

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This material is for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide accounting, legal, tax advice, or investment recommendations. Any services made available in the future will be subject to and made on the terms of the legal agreements relating thereto.

FrontierFi LLC d/b/a Frontr is registered as an MSB with FinCEN (MSB Registration Number: 31000294166109) and is in the process of obtaining a Money Transmitter License in the State of Wyoming (MTL Number: xxxxxxx).

For legal reasons, including adherence to OFAC sanctions compliance, we do not service individuals, corporations and institutions located/established in or residents of the following countries: Afghanistan, Belarus, Burma (Myanmar), Côte D'Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Central African Republic, The Democratic Republic of the Congo, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Liberia, Libya, North Korea (DPRK), Gaza Strip, Russian Federation, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Ukraine, Venezuela,Yemen, Zimbabwe.

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