MEXQuick’s Legal & Compliance framework exists to explain how the platform operates within defined legal, regulatory, and operational limits. It is not written to persuade, promote, or reassure through broad claims. Its purpose is clarity.
Every digital financial platform operates inside boundaries. Some are technical. Some are legal. Some change depending on where a user is located. This section brings those boundaries together in one place so users can understand how access, responsibility, and risk are handled across the platform.
Each policy below plays a specific role. None of them stand alone. Together, they describe how MEXQuick functions in practice.
Privacy Policy
The Privacy Policy explains how information is handled when someone uses the MEXQuick platform. This includes details users provide directly, as well as data generated through normal account activity, system access, and security processes.
The policy sets out why certain information is required, how it supports platform operations, and how it is protected. Data is collected to enable account access, maintain system integrity, meet compliance obligations, and address security concerns when they arise. It is not gathered simply because it exists.
Where information must be stored, retention is tied to operational or legal necessity. Where information must be shared, it is done within defined limits and only where required by law or essential to service delivery.
The Privacy Policy also explains what rights users may have in relation to their personal data, subject to applicable regulations and operational constraints.
Terms & Conditions
The Terms & Conditions define the legal agreement between users and MEXQuick. They describe how the platform may be accessed, what conduct is permitted, and how responsibilities are divided.
This document explains account obligations, acceptable use standards, service limitations, and the platform’s authority to restrict or suspend access when required. It also clarifies that MEXQuick provides infrastructure and tools, not investment advice or outcome guarantees.
The Terms are written to set expectations clearly. They explain what the platform does, what it does not do, and how changes or interruptions are handled. When questions arise about usage, access, or platform decisions, this document serves as the primary reference point.
Risk Disclosure
The Risk Disclosure exists to explain the realities of using a digital asset platform without dilution or exaggeration.
Markets move. Liquidity conditions shift. Technology can fail or behave unpredictably. This section outlines those risks so users understand that participation involves uncertainty and that losses are possible.
Nothing in this disclosure should be interpreted as guidance, strategy, or assurance. It does not attempt to evaluate whether a product is suitable for any individual. That responsibility remains with the user.
By describing risk plainly, the platform aims to reduce misunderstanding rather than encourage participation.
AML / KYC Compliance
The AML and KYC framework explains how MEXQuick works to prevent misuse of the platform for unlawful purposes.
This policy outlines identity verification requirements, transaction monitoring practices, and internal review mechanisms designed to detect suspicious activity. The level of verification required may depend on jurisdiction, usage patterns, or regulatory developments.
These measures exist to protect the platform and its users, not to create unnecessary barriers. Cooperation with verification processes is a condition of continued access. Failure to provide accurate or complete information may result in restrictions or account review.
The framework is designed to evolve as compliance expectations change.
Service Availability
Service Availability explains where and how MEXQuick services may be accessed.
Digital financial services are regulated differently across regions. Because of this, the platform may limit access based on legal requirements, regulatory guidance, or internal risk assessments. Availability in one location does not imply availability everywhere.
Users are responsible for understanding whether access to the platform is lawful in their jurisdiction. MEXQuick does not represent that its services are appropriate for use in all regions.
Service access may change without notice where required to maintain compliance or operational stability.
Age Restrictions
The Age Restrictions policy sets minimum eligibility requirements for platform use.
Only individuals who meet the legal age required to enter into binding agreements and use financial services are permitted to access the platform. By creating an account, users confirm that they meet these criteria.
This requirement is not procedural. Accounts associated with underage users may be restricted or closed once identified, regardless of account activity or duration.
Age eligibility is treated as a baseline condition for platform participation.
Dispute Resolution
The Dispute Resolution framework explains how issues between users and the platform are addressed.
It outlines how concerns may be raised, what information is required for review, and how disputes are assessed internally. The process prioritizes structured review rather than informal handling.
Not all disputes can be resolved immediately, and some may be subject to jurisdictional or legal limitations. Where escalation is required, the framework explains how that process works.
The objective is consistency and transparency, not speed at the expense of fairness.
Policy Updates and Ongoing Review
Legal and regulatory environments change. Platform operations change. As a result, MEXQuick may update its Legal & Compliance policies from time to time.
Users are encouraged to review these documents periodically. Continued use of the platform after updates may constitute acceptance of revised terms, where permitted by law.
Together, these policies define how the platform operates, how responsibility is shared, and how risks and disputes are handled. They are intended to inform, not persuade.
