Organise income, distributions, disposals, loans or inheritance
Organise the facts, identify conditions and coordinate the appropriate professional review.
Explain where this money came from and where it is going.

Understand the service. Clarify conditions. Prepare the next step.
Match the specific funds, amounts, paying entities and intended use to supporting evidence.
Organise the facts, identify conditions and coordinate the appropriate professional review.
Organise the facts, identify conditions and coordinate the appropriate professional review.
Organise the facts, identify conditions and coordinate the appropriate professional review.
A structured evidence directory, matters requiring verification and a proposed discussion pathway, with professional roles and execution conditions made clear.
Review the checklist before deciding whether to submit a request.
Clarify objectives, purpose and timing.
Match rights, sources and records.
Review institution and professional requirements.
Define responsibilities, stages and ongoing records.
Service-specific answers on suitability, evidence, review and next steps.
SOF explains the origin of funds for a specific transaction or account. SOW explains how overall wealth accumulated. Distinguish the particular funds from the broader history and connect the transfer to its source event and evidence.
Create a timeline from the source event through paying parties and accounts to the intended use. Reconcile contracts, settlement evidence and relevant account records with amounts and dates, explaining currency conversions and fees at each stage.
Organise prior ownership, the sale contract, counterparty information and settlement receipts. Explain differences between the sale price and net proceeds. For instalments or third-party payments, add the relevant terms, authority and payment relationship.
Identify the original owner, relationship, transfer basis and intended use. Distinguish gifts, loans, distributions and inheritance. Prepare agreements, estate records and payment evidence as applicable, with professional review of relevant legal and tax matters.
Connect acquisition funding, wallet control, on-chain movements, platform trades and fiat receipts. Explain transfers between wallets or platforms. DAC can support on-chain risk analysis alongside ownership evidence, transaction records and banking requirements.
Identify gaps and possible alternative evidence, such as historical agreements, institutional confirmations or accounting records. Distinguish verifiable facts from personal explanations and ask the receiving institution what it can accept. Do not fabricate records or equate a narrative with verification.
Map each question to a fact, supporting document and file location, explaining unavailable items. Reconcile amounts, dates, names and purposes. Use an authorised respondent and retain submitted versions and feedback to keep responses consistent.
A source timeline, evidence index, discrepancy explanations and outstanding questions for the specific funds. Establish an update process for recurring activity, while reviewing each new funding event against its actual origin and the receiving institution’s requirements.