
Banking Groups Push for Expanded AML Rules on Stablecoin Secondary Markets
Banking industry groups are pushing for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) rules to extend to stablecoin secondary markets, aiming to curb illicit finance risks.

Banking industry groups are pushing for Anti-Money Laundering (AML) rules to extend to stablecoin secondary markets, aiming to curb illicit finance risks.

Anchorage Digital, a regulated crypto bank, supports the Treasury's AML rules for stablecoins but seeks vital clarity on secondary market sanctions.

Leading crypto groups Paradigm and Hyperliquid are advocating for clearer AML rules for stablecoins under the proposed GENIUS Act, focusing on defining responsibility post-transfer.

Major crypto players Hyperliquid and Paradigm are advocating for less stringent anti-money laundering regulations impacting stablecoin issuers under the proposed GENIUS Act.

Coinbase has frozen $3 million linked to sophisticated crypto fraud networks operating out of Southeast Asia, signaling a significant win for global law enforcement.