1. Legal foundation of Buburuza Bank
Jurisdictional Clarity, Global Integrity.Fully licensed. Internationally compliant. Legally sound across Comoros, Canada, EU, and the United States.
2. Registered entities & Jurisdictions
Buburuza operates through a network of legally registered entities, each tailored to the regulatory frameworks of its jurisdiction.
- Union of Comoros: Buburuza Bank Ltd is registered and licensed (L15989/BBL) by the Union of Comoros Offshore Finance Authority. Swift™ Code: JETODMD2. LEI: 894500BTEZBH16PIT253.
- Canada: Buburuza AI Inc. is an MSB registered under FINTRAC (#BC1494856), offering exchange, transfer, and virtual currency services.
- EU (Czech Republic): Buburuza s.r.o. is a VASP authorized by the Czech National Bank, providing virtual asset custody, exchange, and compliance services.
- USA (Wyoming): Buburuza Corp. is registered in Wyoming (30 N Gould St #20084, Sheridan, WY 82801). Trademark holder of "Buburuza".
3. Master legal agreement
Our primary legal framework governs all interactions with the Buburuza platform.
- Binding Consent: Agreement enforced via use of service (Section 1.2).
- Jurisdiction: Arbitration in Jersey under neutral legal standards (Section 10).
- Coverage: Applies to trust accounts, stablecoins (sAED, sCNY), loans, wealth tools, etc. (Section 6).
- Liability: No responsibility for losses unless due to fraud, gross negligence, or willful misconduct (Section 9).
4. Global compliance
Buburuza Bank integrates top-tier compliance with international frameworks to ensure lawful operation in all supported regions.
- FATF: Adheres to AML/CTF standards including biometric KYC and real-time transaction analysis.
- Basel III: Implements capital adequacy guidelines for financial safety.
- GDPR & CCPA: Upholds privacy protections for both EU and non-EU users where feasible.
5. Data Protection & Privacy
Your privacy is secured with AES-256 encryption, SSL/TLS protocols, and biometric authentication.
- KYC Data: Biometric and personal data processed securely.
- Data Sharing: Shared only with legal authorities or consented providers.
- Duration: Obligations remain post-relationship (Section 6.17).
6. Anti-money laundering (AML)
A proactive system tracks and flags suspicious activities using AI and sanctions screening.
- Verification: Biometric onboarding prevents identity fraud.
- Monitoring: Continuous AI-based transaction reviews.
- Sanctions Lists: UN, EU, and other global authorities cross-checked.
7. Cookie policy
We use essential, performance, and preference cookies to personalize and secure your experience.
- Essential Use: Required for site operations.
- Consent: Non-essential cookies require opt-in.
- Opt-Out: Available via browser or request.
8. Risk disclosure statement
Using Buburuza services involves inherent financial and digital asset risks.
- Stablecoin Risk: sAED, sCNY may face volatility or regulatory impact.
- Operational Risk: Despite multi-tier custody and AI-monitoring, system failures or third-party issues may occur.
9. Client responsibilities
Our users are expected to comply with their local laws and act responsibly.
- Compliance: Local tax and securities laws must be followed.
- Accuracy: KYC data must remain current.
- Risk Acknowledgment: Use of services implies acceptance of known risks.
10. Dispute resolution
We resolve disputes through fair, fast, and neutral arbitration.
- Location: Arbitration in Jersey.
- Method: English language, single arbitrator.
- Cost: Loser pays unless decided otherwise.
11. Safety & Cybersecurity
From multi-tier wallet infrastructure to encrypted communications, safety is engineered into our core.
- Custody: Hot, warm, and cold wallets secured by MPC.
- Monitoring: AI flags anomalies 24/7.
- Transparency: Key transactions are logged on-chain for visibility and audit purposes.
12. Accessibility statement
Buburuza Bank offers services across various languages and device types to accommodate diverse user needs.
- Multilingual Support: AI assistance in major languages.
- User Interface: Designed for clear and consistent experiences across platforms.
13. Consumer rights in the EU
EU users benefit from additional protections under PSD2 and other European directives.
- Universal Access: Any legal EU resident has a right to a basic payment account.
- No Card Surcharges: Merchants cannot charge extra for EU-issued cards.
- Refund Rights: Direct debits can be contested within 8 weeks.
- Security & Authentication: Liability for unauthorized payments is capped at €50; strong customer authentication is mandatory.
- Fair Pricing: Euro payments across borders must cost the same as local transactions.
- Complaint Handling: Banks must reply to complaints within 15 business days. More info: https://europa.eu/!Bn34nv
14. Out-of-court dispute resolution(EU Specific)
Customers, especially in the EU, may access free legal assistance and out-of-court resolution for disputes.
- Ombudsman Access: Consumers can approach the Financial Ombudsman via www.rf.gov.pl or biuro@rf.gov.pl.
- EU-Wide Platform: Use the Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) platform at http://ec.europa.eu/consumers/odr/
- Additional Channels: Mediation, arbitration, and complaint committees are recognized methods.
- Regulators: Issues may also be submitted to the Financial Supervision Commission (FSC) or the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (OCCP).
- Consumer Ombudsman: Legal support available via municipal consumer offices.
15. Contact Legal
Reach out for inquiries or compliance-related concerns.