Michael Ou, CEO of CoolBitX has said that preventing all sorts of criminal activities might get quite difficult for different VASPs. Now the company is aiming to protect its clients from violating the laws and regulations formed by FATF. This will be done with the help of a wide variety of tools from both Elliptic and Sygna. It will also help the regulators to combat different illicit money laundering activities on various crypto platforms. Back in June 2019, FATF published a complete set of guidelines for all the crypto-related firms. These guidelines were meant to prevent any kind of criminal activity related to virtual assets and AML. It has also introduced “travel rule” which included Know Your Customer (KYC), and Combating the Financing of Terrorism (CFT) measures.
It has been more than a year since FATF has announced the complete guidelines and new regulations. Not only CoolBitx, but other companies from various countries are also trying their best to adapt all the requirements given by FATF. According to Michael Ou, both South Korea and Singapore have a proper regulatory framework that can comply with FATF’s travel rule. Both countries have also given deadlines to all the virtual asset service providers to meet the guidelines given by FATF.
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