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Regulating crypto in a post-FTX world - initiatives and timelines

Voice of the Industry | Cryptocurrencies | 20 Mar 2023

In the wake of the FTX meltdown from November 2022, governments and financial regulators from around the world are working on regulating crypto.

regulation, compliance, cryptocurrency, digital assets, crypto asset, crypto

CFPB issues guidance to eliminate confusing subscription practices

News | Payments General | 20 Jan 2023

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has addressed patterns and other tricks companies use to confuse and deceive consumers enrolled in subscriptions.

subscription payments, subscription economy, compliance, regulation, fraud prevention

Germany intends to create a new financial crime authority

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 05 Sep 2022

The German Finance Ministry has revealed its plans to create a new financial crime authority that would bring several fragmented competencies, including sanctions enforcement, under one roof.

financial institutions, financial crime, fraud prevention, money laundering

The regtech M&A market in the US and Canada

Voice of the Industry | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 15 Aug 2022

The Paypers delves into some regulatory updates happening in the US and Canada that financial institutions need to consider, plus highlights the regtech, IDV, and blockchain analytics kings in the Americas region.

digital identity, financial crime, regtech, blockchain analytics, cybercrime, fraud prevention, identity verification

When digital transformation drives M&A activity: Identity verification meets compliant solutions

Voice of the Industry | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 04 Feb 2022

In the first part of the M&A overview, we pointed out some of the most important deals signed during 2021 in the fraud prevention and cybersecurity space. It is now time to have a look at the mergers and acquisitions that aimed to put in place  the technologies that support the fraud, risk, and compliance teams to detect and prevent fraud and financial crime 

merger, acquisition, merchants, digital identity, compliance, KYC, online authentication

The importance of investigations solutions for crypto service providers

Voice of the Industry | Cryptocurrencies | 10 Nov 2021

Scott Pounder, Head of Investigations at Crystal Blockchain, explains the importance of having an Investigation-as-a-Service solution if you are a bank, FI, or crypto service provider

money laundering, blockchain, AML, cryptocurrency, compliance, KYC

Binance helps in taking down USD 500 mln cybercrime case

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 25 Jun 2021

Binance, a cryptocurrency exchange, has taken down a USD 500 million cybercrime case with the help of international law enforcement.

money laundering, cybercrime, AML, fraud prevention

US Secret Service to use Coinbase's blockchain analytics software

News | Cryptocurrencies | 13 Jul 2020

US-based crypto exchange Coinbase is offering its blockchain analytics software to the US Secret Service, a federal law enforcement agency.

US, United States, Secret Service, Coinbase, blockchain analytics software, federal law enforcement agency, Department of Homeland Security, Coinbase Analytics, crypto exchange, Neutrino, Hacking Team

Exclusive interview with the FBI on ICOs and cryptocurrencies

Interviews | Interviews | 19 Feb 2019

ICOs and cryptocurrencies have experienced a dramatic increase between 2017 and 2018, and fraudsters know it

FBI, ICO, crypto, cryptocurrencies, STOs, money laundering, Bitcoin ATM, fraud prevention, fraud scheme, due diligence

Huddle House announces security breach, POS system is affected

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 05 Feb 2019

US-based dining and fast food restaurant chain Huddle House has announced a security breach that impacted its POS system.

Huddle House, security breach, hospitality, data protection

FinCEN to introduce Bitcoin training for IRS tax examiners

News | Cryptocurrencies | 18 Nov 2015

The US Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) has reportedly been working with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to develop Bitcoin training programs for tax examiners.

Bitcoin, online payments, digital payments, cryptocurrencies, blockchain, FinCEN, IRS

Does a US payment processor need state money transmitter licenses?

Voice of the Industry | Expert Opinion | 15 Oct 2015

Adam Atlas, Adam Atlas Attorney at Law : The US does not have the EU payment institution passporting system

US, EU, payments licence, Adam Atlas Attorney at Law, payments processor, payment gateway, regulation, state, money transmitter

Surveillance platform Hacking Team targeted Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 27 Jul 2015

Information technology Company Hacking Team, which has recently been hacked, specifically targeted Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies to allow government officials and law-enforcement agencies to follow the money trail.

Hacking Team, Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, online security, fraud, data breach, surveillance

US proposes legal amendments to enable prosecution of overseas fraudsters

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 30 Mar 2015

The US Justice Department has revealed plans to expand the current law regarding international carding rings.

US, fraudsters, security, payment card, payment security, fraud