The rules behind the searches.

Regulators and trading partners ask firms to verify clients, vendors and suppliers against a reliable source. Each page summarises a rule, links to the official text and shows the evidence Fill Easy returns.

KYC and AML

Customer due diligence: who the client is, who owns it, and the evidence behind both.

Hong Kong

Hong Kong KYC and AML

Hong Kong's AMLO sets customer due diligence, and each regulator applies it through its own guideline; three recognise iAM Smart.

Singapore

Singapore KYC and AML

Each MAS sector Notice (all revised 30 June 2025) asks for the same five identity items and accepts Myinfo as a reliable and independent source.

United Arab Emirates

UAE KYC and AML

A new federal AML law and Executive Regulations took effect in late 2025, applied by the Central Bank, Capital Market Authority, DFSA (DIFC) and FSRA (ADGM).

Mainland China

Mainland China KYC and AML

Mainland institutions verify customers against official government sources, under a revised AML Law and new due diligence measures in force since 1 January 2026.

European Union

EU KYC and AML

From 10 July 2027 the AML Regulation sets one EU rulebook, detailed by AMLA's technical standards and the EBA's remote onboarding guidelines.

Data and third-party risk

Moving personal information lawfully, and knowing the vendors your operations depend on.

Mainland China

PIPL and the GBA Standard Contract

Personal information can leave Mainland China only by a route the PIPL allows, such as the Greater Bay Area Standard Contract for Hong Kong.

European Union

DORA ICT third-party risk

Since 17 January 2025, DORA has asked EU financial entities to assess ICT providers before contracting and to register every arrangement.

European Union

NIS2 supply chain security

NIS2 requires essential and important entities to secure their supply chain, including relationships with direct suppliers and service providers.

Trade and sustainability

Forced labour and supply chain due diligence: who the supplier is, and who stands behind it.

United States

UFLPA forced labor

Under the UFLPA, US Customs and Border Protection presumes certain goods are made with forced labor, and the importer must show otherwise.

Germany

German Supply Chain Act

Germany's Supply Chain Due Diligence Act asks large companies to analyse human rights and environmental risks in their own operations and at direct suppliers.

European Union

EU Forced Labour Regulation

From 14 December 2027, products made with forced labour may not be placed on, made available on or exported from the EU market.

European Union

CSDDD due diligence

The EU's Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive asks large companies to identify and address human rights and environmental impacts in their operations, subsidiaries and business partners.

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