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FairLedger
Statutory

Modern Slavery Statement

Financial year: 2026

1. Introduction

FairLedger Ltd is committed to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking in its own operations and in every part of its supply chain. This statement sets out the steps we take, and expect our suppliers and partners to take, to identify and address the risk of modern slavery. FairLedger's turnover currently sits below the £36m statutory threshold under section 54 of the Modern Slavery Act 2015; we publish this statement voluntarily and maintain it to the standard the Act requires so that it will remain current if that threshold is crossed.

2. Our business

FairLedger is a UK RegTech company that provides Consumer Duty fair-value evidencing software to FCA-authorised payment and e-money firms. Our operations are UK-based and our workforce is small. Our supply chain is short: cloud infrastructure and software tooling providers, professional services (legal, accounting, insurance), and a small number of contractors.

3. Risk assessment

We consider the inherent risk of modern slavery in our direct operations to be low: a professional UK workforce paid at or above living-wage levels, on written contracts consistent with UK employment law. Our supply chain is dominated by regulated cloud and professional-services providers headquartered in the UK, EEA or US, which are themselves subject to modern-slavery reporting regimes in their own jurisdictions.

4. Policies and controls

  • Written employment contracts, real Living Wage as a floor, and a right-to-work check for every hire.
  • Anti-slavery expectations flowed down to material suppliers through our supplier terms.
  • A whistleblowing route allowing any concern about our operations or our supply chain to be raised confidentially with the founder.
  • Annual review of this statement and of the supplier register.

5. Training

All staff receive induction covering FairLedger's ethical-conduct expectations, including modern slavery, whistleblowing and anti-bribery. Managers with supplier-selection responsibility receive additional guidance.

6. Approval

This statement has been approved by the board of FairLedger Ltd and is signed on its behalf by the Chief Executive. It will be reviewed and republished annually.