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UK Crypto Firms Struggle to Implement FATF’s Travel Rule Showcasing Global Challenge for Sector

Even where implemented, there are discrepancies. Canada, for instance, requires operators to jot down beneficiaries’ postal addresses, while the U.K. doesn’t, and firms are caught in a quandary when handling a transfer between the two, Caterina Veloso, co-chair of lobby group CryptoUK’s travel rule working group, told CryptoX. Source

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UK FCA unveils guidelines for crypto operators ahead of ‘Travel Rule’ enforcement

Share Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on Telegram Copy Link Link copied From Sep. 1, 2023, crypto businesses in the UK will be legally required to collect, verify, and share transfer information, under the so-called “Travel Rule.” This directive, endorsed by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), seeks to

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UK ‘Travel Rule’ Guidance Set Out by FCA as Stricter Rules Halt PayPal Crypto Business

Controversial new measures known as the travel rule, requiring crypto operators to identify the sender and recipient of funds transfers, are already legislated to take effect in the U.K. as of Sept. 1. While the money-laundering norms haven’t yet been fully implemented across the world, the U.K.'s upcoming stricter rules,

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SEC Implements Rule Requiring Companies, Including Crypto Firms, to Report Cybersecurity Breaches

Most listed companies already include cybersecurity risks in their investor documents, but, until now, the SEC did not mandate any disclosures from them. Public companies and foreign private issuers must also must describe how their board oversees cybersecurity risks and detail "management’s role and expertise in assessing and managing material

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Crypto travel rule implementation ‘remains relatively poor,’ says FATF

A renewed call from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has asked countries to implement the “travel rule” to combat money laundering and terrorism financing activities enabled by cryptocurrencies.On June 23, the United Nations body — whose role is to promote strategies to combat money laundering and terrorist financing —

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