Korea’s ‘Big 4’ Bitcoin Exchanges Facing Strict AML Scrutiny from Banks

Korea’s ‘Big 4’ Bitcoin Exchanges Facing Strict AML Scrutiny from Banks
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2019-7-30 13:00

The latest news emerging from South Korea indicates that Bitcoin exchanges are facing a surprisingly increased level of scrutiny of commercial banks amid the renewal of banking services. The revelation comes as the intergovernmental Financial Action Task Force (FATF) continues to urge countries to enact stricter regulatory controls over the crypto industry.

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