Our Story
The Armoured Security Canada Inc (ASC) Story
In October 2000, Armoured Security Canada began operations with ATM Loading and Vault Cash Management for client machines across Ontario. These services were successful, leading to the expansion of the ASC Armoured fleet for high-level security in Cash Management and high-end valuables. After 20+ years, we are a recognized name in the industry.
Armoured Security Canada Inc. prides itself on being a trusted Cash Management Logistics & High-end valuables Security provider. Our team of dedicated professionals and state-of-the-art vehicles are at your service.
Your peace of mind is our priority. With our extensive experience and commitment to excellence, we ensure the highest level of security for your valuable assets. Trust Armoured Security Canada Inc. to protect what matters most to you.
Professional Expertise
Armoured Vehicles
Armoured Security Canada (ASC) uses vehicles from Execarmor, a top armoured vehicle manufacturer. These vehicles feature triple compartments that keep Cash Management and high-end valuables separate from the driver and crew. All employees are licensed under Ontario's Security Guards Act, undergoing strict screening and security training before receiving a firearms permit from the Chief Firearms Office. Contact us for a confidential assessment of your needs.
Armoured Security Canada partners with Execarmor Armoured Vehicle Manufacturing, known for luxury and security in their top-tier security vehicles. Their advanced defensive technologies utilize the latest ballistic steel and glass, making Execarmor a trusted name.
The Armoured Security Canada (ASC) MISSION
The ASC Mission
The ASC Mission, the Cash Management Logistics & High-end valuables Security provider of choice for the business community by utilizing a team of experienced professionals, vehicles and equipment developed to enhance the service we provide on emerging trends, insights, and operational efficiencies.
Cash Management Industry Leaders
Anti-Money Laundering Website Statement
Armoured Security Canada
Prepared by the Compliance Office
Updated May 2024
Armoured Security Canada (ASC) is committed to maintaining an effective Anti-Money Laundering (AML) program designed to deter, detect, and report suspicious activity, including the misuse of its services and delivery channels related to money laundering, terrorist financing, or other activities that may violate applicable economic sanctions. A Compliance Officer is appointed to oversee the design, content, and implementation of ASC’s AML program which covers money laundering, terrorist financing, and applicable economic sanctions (collectively known as “AML program”). The program is designed to mitigate the risk of ASC services being used for financial crime and to ensure compliance with the AML laws and regulations in Canada. ASC’s AML program defines the roles and responsibilities of employees in managing risk and ensuring the relevant policies, practices, and procedures are appropriately documented and accessible. Additionally, the AML program defines ASC’s respective risk appetite and establishes the minimum requirements for managing the associated risks, including:
• Inherent Risk Assessments, and ongoing assessment of risk associated with client
relationships, services, and other financial crime risks;
• Client due diligence and enhanced due diligence;
• Monitoring of transactions to detect and report suspicious activity;
• Reporting transactional activity as prescribed by the applicable laws and regulations;
• Delivery of ongoing training to employees, contractors, and relevant stakeholders;
• Compliance Officer, and Management oversight of the program;
• Independent effectiveness review of the program;
• Recordkeeping and retention in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
The effectiveness of ASC’s AML program is regularly evaluated to ensure it remains current and is aligned with business activities, regulatory developments, industry standards, and best practices. By doing so, ASC adheres to all applicable laws and regulatory requirements in the jurisdictions in which it operates, including the guidance provided by the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC).
