Conflict of Interest Statement

Introduction

Dream Finance US LLC is committed to conducting its operations with integrity, fairness, and transparency. As a U.S.-regulated Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) and Money Services Business (MSB), we maintain strict standards to identify, prevent, and manage conflicts of interest that may arise in connection with our business activities.

This document summarizes the principles and practices that guide how Dream Finance manages conflicts of interest to safeguard our clients, partners, and stakeholders.

Definition of a Conflict of Interest

A conflict of interest occurs when personal, financial, or professional interests-whether of Dream Finance, its employees, or related parties-could compromise, or appear to compromise, our duty to act in the best interests of our clients.

Conflicts may be:

  • Actual: The conflict exists now.
  • Potential: Circumstances could develop into a conflict.
  • Perceived: It appears, even without evidence, that impartiality may be affected.

Dream Finance seeks to identify and address all such situations promptly and effectively.

Core Principles

Dream Finance manages conflicts of interest based on the following principles:

Fair Treatment

Clients are treated fairly, consistently, and without preference.

Integrity and Independence

Employees must act with independent judgment and avoid personal interests that could impact decision-making.

Transparency

Where a conflict cannot be fully prevented, clear and fair disclosure is provided to affected clients.

Confidentiality

Client information – including virtual asset-related data – is protected and used only for legitimate purposes.

Proportionality

Controls are scaled to the nature, risk, and complexity of our business operations.

Types of Conflicts of Interest

Institutional Conflicts

Institutional conflicts may arise from the Company’s business structure, operational arrangements, or relationships with vendors and partners.
Mitigation measures include:

  • Segregation of duties
  • Information barriers (ā€œChinese wallsā€)
  • Independent review processes
  • Clear reporting lines

Personal Conflicts

Personal conflicts may arise when an employee’s private interests interfere with professional obligations. Examples include:

  • Ownership interests in clients or partners
  • Close personal relationships affecting objectivity
  • Receiving gifts, benefits, or inducements
  • Outside employments or advisory roles

Employees must disclose any such interests and may be restricted from related activities or decisions.

Identification and Assessment of Conflicts

Dream Finance implements procedures to proactively identify conflicts of interest, including:

  • Annual and event-driven employee declarations
  • Compliance review of new products and business changes
  • Monitoring of third-party relationships
  • Ongoing oversight by the Compliance Department

Conflicts are assessed based on their:

  • Nature
  • Source
  • Impact on clients
  • Potential to affect integrity, fairness, or judgment

Managing and Mitigating Conflicts

Where conflicts are identified, Dream Finance applies appropriate controls, such as:

Preventive Measures

  • Segregation of responsibilities
  • Access controls and information barriers
    Market-standard treatment for related-party transactions
  • Defined escalation procedures

Mitigating Measures

  • Reassignment of duties
  • Enhanced compliance monitoring
  • Requiring abstention from decision-making
  • Restricting participation in certain activities

Material conflicts of interest are never accepted and must be prevented or effectively mitigated.

Disclosure to Clients

If a conflict cannot be fully eliminated, Dream Finance may disclose it to affected clients.
Disclosure will include:

  • The nature of the conflict
  • Potential implications
  • Steps taken by the Company to mitigate it

Disclosure is used only when necessary and never as a replacement for robust internal controls.

Recordkeeping and Monitoring

Dream Finance maintains a Conflicts of Interest Register, documenting all identified conflicts and the steps taken to address them.

The Compliance Department:

  • Monitors controls on an ongoing basis
  • Conducts periodic reviews
  • Provides reports to senior management
  • Ensures training for employees

Continuous Improvement

Dream Finance reviews this policy regularly to ensure continued alignment with:

  • Applicable U.S. regulatory requirements
  • Expectations for registered MSBs/VASPs
  • Industry best practices in ethical conduct and governance

We remain committed to protecting our clients’ interests and maintaining the highest standards of professionalism and integrity.