Anti-Money Laundering (AML) regulations are essential in the cryptocurrency industry to prevent financial crimes such as money laundering and terrorist financing. This guide explores how AML applies to crypto, outlining key regulations, risks, and real-world examples to ensure compliance.
Regulatory reporting
MarketGuard provides comprehensive support for regulatory reporting:
- Generate reports tailored to the specific requirements of regulatory bodies (such as VQF in Switzerland)
- Make sure regulators understand that your business is effectively monitoring and reviewing the entire flow of transactions
Our reporting system comprises data from:
- AML monitoring: detecting potential risks related to global sanctions, PEPs, and custom watch-lists, providing real-time alerts for changes in client status
- Blockchain transaction monitoring (KYT): producing a risk score based on factors such as daily/monthly limits, payment country risk, and suspicious patterns