Compliance & Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Policy
PuenteAndes Logistics
PuenteAndes Logistics is committed to conducting business in accordance with all applicable laws, regulations, and international compliance standards.
We maintain strict policies to prevent money laundering, fraud, corruption, terrorist financing, and other illegal activities within our operations.
This policy applies to all employees, contractors, partners, agents, and customers using the services of PuenteAndes Logistics.
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1. Commitment to Compliance
PuenteAndes Logistics operates in accordance with international trade, transport, and financial regulations, including but not limited to:
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Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws
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Counter-Terrorism Financing regulations (CTF)
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International sanctions programs
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Customs and trade compliance rules
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Anti-corruption and anti-bribery laws
We cooperate with regulatory authorities when required by law.
2. Customer Identification (KYC)
To ensure secure and lawful operations, PuenteAndes Logistics may request identity verification before processing shipments or payments.
This may include:
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Government-issued identification
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Business registration documents
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Proof of address
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Payment verification
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Shipment documentation
We reserve the right to refuse service if required information is not provided.
3. Prohibited Activities
PuenteAndes Logistics does not allow the use of its services for:
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Money laundering or financial fraud
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Shipment of illegal or restricted goods
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Terrorist financing or sanctioned trade
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False declarations or customs violations
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Use of stolen or unauthorized payment methods
Any suspicious activity may be reported to the appropriate authorities.
4. Sanctions Compliance
PuenteAndes Logistics complies with international sanctions and trade restrictions.
We may refuse shipments involving:
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Sanctioned countries
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Restricted individuals or organizations
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Prohibited goods
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High-risk transactions
Shipments may be delayed, inspected, or cancelled if required for compliance review.
5. Monitoring and Reporting
We maintain internal procedures to detect unusual or suspicious activity.
This may include:
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Shipment verification
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Payment review
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Transaction monitoring
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Partner compliance checks
If suspicious activity is identified, PuenteAndes Logistics may suspend service and report the matter to regulatory authorities.
6. Employee and Partner Responsibility
All employees and partners must follow company compliance rules and report any suspected violation.
Failure to follow compliance policies may result in termination of service, contract cancellation, or legal action.
7. Contact for Compliance Matters
Compliance Department
PuenteAndes Logistics
Ecotek Building, Calle 99 con Carrera 11
Bogotá 111611, Colombia
Email: compliance@puenteandes.com
Website: www.puenteandes.com
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2010
PuenteAndes Logistics Founded
Launched as a freight forwarding service focused on international parcel and cargo delivery, serving regional and cross-border shipping clients.
2012
Expansion Into Air & Sea Cargo
Introduced full-scale freight transport services, increasing capacity for commercial, industrial, and bulk cargo shipments worldwide.
2016
Technology Upgrade & Tracking System Launch
Implemented advanced digital tracking systems, automated shipment monitoring, and improved cargo security processes.
2018
Global Operations Expansion
Expanded operational capabilities by strengthening international partner networks, improving transit coordination, and increasing worldwide shipping coverage.
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