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MAS Seeks Feedback to Close Regulatory Gaps for Crypto Service Providers

Fintech News

These include maintaining a minimum capital of S$ 250,000 and adhering to stringent AML/CFT obligations, such as conducting customer due diligence, monitoring transactions, and reporting suspicious activities. Additionally, the proposed regulatory framework includes guidelines on technology risk management and cybersecurity.

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Jewel Paymentech Uses AI To Optimize Merchant Onboarding

PYMNTS

First, there’s the Capture product, which optimizes the due diligence portion of the onboarding process, Lam explained. Second, there are the risk management technologies, including the cyberspace crawler that automatically reads and analyzes social posts about the merchant.

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Fixing Banks’ AML Achilles’ Heel — Before The Fraudsters Pounce

PYMNTS

The bank stands accused of failing to assess money laundering and terrorism financing risks; regulators said record-keeping was faulty and the company failed to monitor customer due diligence on transactions that may have been tied to child exploitation and endangerment. Crime, At Scale.

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Here Are All The Licensed Crypto Services Providers in Singapore

Fintech News

The move aims to protect against financial crime and loss, particularly in digital fraud, and includes broadening DPT service definitions and enhancing Anti-Money Laundering (AML) protocols such as Customer Due Diligence and transaction monitoring.

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The race to resilience: Why UK and EU rules will redefine financial stability by 2025

The Payments Association

Financial institutions must align with UK and EU regulations by 2025, implementing unified compliance frameworks, advanced risk management, and real-time monitoring tools. Operational resilience ensures firms can withstand disruptions like cyberattacks or supply chain failures, safeguarding critical services and consumer trust.

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