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Compensation Fund

ACML operates as an independent organization focused on analyzing suspicious crypto transactions and supporting the prevention of financial abuse within the digital asset ecosystem. Our specialists review reported cases, assess blockchain activity, and provide guidance to individuals affected by potential crypto-related fraud.

What is the ACML Compensation Fund?

The ACML Compensation Fund is designed as a financial support mechanism intended to assist individuals affected by verified cases of crypto-related financial misconduct. The fund may be considered in situations where a formal review confirms fraudulent activity, unauthorized digital asset transactions, or other forms of financial abuse within the digital asset ecosystem.

 

 

 

 

 

 

How is it funded?

The Compensation Fund is supported through allocated operational resources and contributions dedicated to financial protection initiatives. Its structure reflects financial protection principles commonly applied within the European regulatory environment and aligns with standards associated with the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and broader EU financial compliance frameworks.
Additionally, financial institutions within the European Union operate under the Deposit Guarantee Scheme Directive (2014/49/EU), which ensures that bank deposits are protected up to €100,000 per depositor per bank in the event that a financial institution becomes insolvent.

Who is eligible for coverage?

Eligibility may apply to individuals whose cases involve verified fraudulent activity, unauthorized transactions, or other forms of digital asset misuse confirmed through blockchain analysis and supporting documentation. Each case is assessed individually through the ACML investigation and verification process.

 

 

 

What is the maximum coverage amount?

The fund is structured to support compensation claims approved through the ACML review process. In line with investor protection principles established under the EU Investor Compensation Scheme Directive (97/9/EC), compensation consideration may apply up to €200,000 per eligible case.

Final compensation decisions depend on the outcome of the investigation, the submitted documentation, and the results of blockchain transaction analysis.

Compensation Payments

Compensation Processing

Compensation claims are reviewed following a formal investigation process that includes verification of submitted documentation and blockchain transaction analysis.

 

 

 

Payment Procedure

In cases where financial misconduct is confirmed, compensation may be considered in accordance with applicable financial protection principles and the outcome of the case review.

 

 

 

Claimant Eligibility

Eligibility for compensation is determined based on the verification of fraudulent activity, unauthorized transactions, or other forms of financial abuse supported by documented evidence.

 

 

 

Regulatory Framework

Compensation procedures reflect investor protection principles commonly applied within the European financial system, including standards associated with the Investor Compensation Scheme Directive (97/9/EC) and broader EU financial regulations.