New powers target scammers, money laundering, crypto mules.
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Crypto ATMs could be banned under new powers to help the government’s financial crime watchdog crack down on scammers and money laundering.
New powers target scammers, money laundering, crypto mules.
Financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC estimates 85 per cent of transactions sent by top users of crypto ATMs are the proceeds of scams.
Financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC estimates 85 per cent of transactions sent by top users of crypto ATMs are the proceeds of scams.
Crypto ATMs will be under more government scrutiny with a sweeping crackdown to prevent money laundering set to be announced on Thursday.
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