Do MSBs need an AML program?
Covered MSBs in the United States are generally subject to Bank Secrecy Act AML requirements. The exact obligations depend on the business and activities, so businesses should assess the rules that apply to them.
AML for MSBs
Give your compliance team a central place for customer risk information, screening, training, documents and evidence.
For money service businesses such as currency dealers and exchangers and other eligible financial-service businesses seeking a more organized compliance workflow.
Covered MSBs in the United States are generally subject to Bank Secrecy Act AML requirements. The exact obligations depend on the business and activities, so businesses should assess the rules that apply to them.
No. Software can support controls and recordkeeping, but responsibility for the compliance program remains with the business and its designated personnel.
Screen customers for sanctions exposure and document potential-match reviews.
Identify politically exposed person risk and retain review decisions.
Bring relevant negative-news indicators into customer risk review.
Evaluate supported wallet addresses for available risk indicators.
Screen supported USDT wallet addresses before you transact.
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