Defines the allocation of responsibilities between SendGlobe,
counterparties, and Independent Settlement Infrastructure.
OVERVIEW
Purpose
This Responsibility Matrix defines the allocation of
responsibilities between SendGlobe, counterparties, and
Independent Settlement Infrastructure.
The purpose of this document is to clearly distinguish
Commercial Certainty Infrastructure functions from
settlement, custody, and financial services functions.
FOUNDATION
Core Principle
The counterparties define the rules.
SendGlobe applies the rules.
Independent Settlement Infrastructure operates
according to those rules.
The outcome follows the agreement.
TABLE
Responsibility Allocation
Function
SendGlobe
Counterparties
Independent Settlement Infrastructure
Commercial Readiness
✓
Identity Verification
✓
Sanctions Screening
✓
Compliance Review
✓
Eligibility Review
✓
Commercial Agreement Creation
✓
✓
Definition of Conditions
✓
Definition of Deliverables
✓
Definition of Acceptance Requirements
✓
Commitment Establishment
✓
✓
Verification Outcome Recording
✓
Settlement Eligibility Determination
✓
Audit Record Maintenance
✓
Workflow Status Management
✓
Contractual Performance
✓
Delivery of Goods or Services
✓
Custody of Assets
✓
Maintenance of Accounts
✓
Operation of Payment Rails
✓
Movement of Funds
✓
Settlement Execution
✓
Regulatory Obligations Related to
Settlement Services
✓
NON-CUSTODIAL DECLARATION
Activities Not Performed By SendGlobe
SendGlobe does not:
×hold funds;
×receive funds;
×move funds;
×custody assets;
×operate payment rails;
×act as an escrow provider;
×act as a trustee;
×act as a financial institution;
×provide banking services;
×exercise discretionary authority over settlement
decisions.
DEFINITION
Settlement Eligibility
Settlement Eligibility is a workflow status reached when
predefined conditions established by counterparties have
been satisfied according to applicable workflow rules.
Settlement Eligibility does not itself constitute: