Argentinian Regulator to Propose Anti-Money Laundering Measures for Crypto Firms
The Argentinian anti-money laundering regulator is reportedly working to force cryptocurrency firms to report their movements and take AML measures on Argentinian soil. The regulation for this purpose might be ready for approval this year, according to local media. This could be the consequence of the recent requirement approved in the deal the country made with the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Argentinian Exchanges Might Have to Report Transactions Later This Year The Argentinian money laundering watchdog is taking cryptocurrency transactions seriously. The Financial....
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