> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.husher.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.husher.io/documentation/help-and-support/general/compliance-and-legal.md).

# Compliance & Legal

How AML and KYC obligations are handled, and what users are responsible for in their own jurisdiction

Husher is a non-custodial routing interface. Compliance obligations such as AML monitoring and reporting fall primarily on the Exchange Service Providers that execute swaps. Users remain responsible for complying with the laws of their own jurisdiction.

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Using Husher for illegal activity is prohibited. Privacy features do not exempt users from legal obligations and do not prevent reporting where required by law.
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<summary>Does Husher perform AML or KYC?</summary>

Husher does not collect personal data or perform KYC. Compliance obligations such as monitoring and reporting fall primarily on the Exchange Service Providers that execute swaps.

See [Compliance and Responsibility](/documentation/legal-and-compliance/compliance-and-responsibility.md) for a full overview of where responsibilities sit.

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<summary>Can Private Mode be used to bypass laws or sanctions?</summary>

No. Privacy features do not exempt users from legal obligations. Using Husher for illegal activity is prohibited and may result in refusal of service or reporting.

See [Compliance and Responsibility](/documentation/legal-and-compliance/compliance-and-responsibility.md) and the [Privacy Model](/documentation/privacy-model/privacy-model.md).

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<summary>Is Husher available in my country?</summary>

Husher is a global interface, but users must comply with the laws of their own jurisdiction. Some providers may restrict or flag activity from certain regions. Husher does not provide legal advice.

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