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Trust & safety

How we protect transfers, handle your details, show costs, manage risk, and help when something goes wrong.

Terms of Service

Settley Send helps you send money to a person, then lets that person choose a supported payout method. A transfer is complete only after payment, claim, checks, and provider settlement are done.

Privacy Policy

We ask for the details needed to run the transfer, prevent fraud, meet partner and compliance requirements, and help with support.

Fees, FX Rates & Payout Disclosure

Before payment, we show the amount to send, the estimated rate, the estimated amount the receiver gets, and any visible fee.

Stablecoin & Transfer Risk Disclosure

Stablecoins are digital assets. They are not bank deposits, may not be government insured, can lose peg value, and blockchain transfers may be irreversible.

Complaints & Error Resolution

If something looks wrong, contact support with the claim code, date, amount, sender name, receiver name, payout method, and any payment transaction hash.

AML/CFT Policy

We use risk-based controls to help stop fraud, money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions evasion, and other prohibited activity.

KYC, CDD & Onboarding Policy

We may ask senders or receivers for extra information when the amount, country, payout method, partner rules, or risk signals require it.

Sanctions Compliance Policy

We do not support transfers involving sanctioned people, blocked wallets, prohibited locations, or activity designed to avoid sanctions controls.

Regulatory Status & Licenses

Settley Send is an early product. Payments, payouts, off-ramp, wallet, card, or banking services may be provided through third-party partners.

Contact & Support

For faster help, include the claim code, sender name, receiver name, amount, country, payout method, and transaction hash if available.

This page is implementation guidance and product disclosure copy, not legal advice. Final production text should be reviewed by qualified counsel in each operating jurisdiction.