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Google Play bans Binance and OKX apps in India

News | Cryptocurrencies | 15 Jan 2024

The Google Play Store in India has removed the Binance and OKX cryptocurrency exchange apps following a noncompliance notice issued by the government.

compliance, cryptocurrency exchange, cryptocurrency, regulation

Debate surrounds proposed Open Finance legislation in Brazil

News | Online & Mobile Banking | 31 Oct 2023

The Brazilian Senate has reviewed a Complementary Bill (PLP) that aims to regulate the sharing of customer data among financial sector entities.

regulation, Open Finance, compliance, financial services

Switzerland drafts tighter rules to combat money laundering

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 01 Sep 2023

Switzerland has drafted new rules to tighten its money laundering regulations, holding lawyers and consultants accountable for reporting risks and improving oversight of legal entities.

fraud management, fraud detection, money laundering, fraud prevention, financial crime

IDEMIA to be a DTC Pilot technology partner

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 16 Mar 2023

Identity tech company IDEMIA has become a technology partner of a Dutch Consortium deploying a Digital Travel Credential (DTC) Pilot, co-founded by the European Commission.

partnership, identity verification, digital identity, identity fraud, fraud prevention, cross-border logistics, travel, digitalisation, ecommerce, data privacy, biometrics, facial recognition, product launch, fintech, DTC

New beneficial ownership regulations will fight financial crime, but not without a burden on banks

Voice of the Industry | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 17 Nov 2022

Dr. Henry Balani from Encompass Corporation reveals the latest regulatory updates around beneficial ownership across the globe and shares advice on how to comply with them.

regulation, financial crime

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

New Zealand invites to feedback on its AML/CFT Act

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 19 Oct 2021

New Zealand’s Ministry of Justice has invited feedback on possible changes to its AML/CFT Act as the country works to implement recent recommendations from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

AML, cybersecurity, fraud prevention, regulation

New Zealand's Ministry of Justice assesses AML/CFT regulation and calls for changes

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 08 Oct 2021

The government of New Zealand has announced its statutory review will release information about how the AML/CFT act has performed since it’s commencement and whether any changes are necessary.

regulation, AML, CFT, fraud prevention, FATF

EU takes Luxembourg to court over AML noncompliance

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 14 Jun 2021

The European Commission has taken Luxembourg to court, asking the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to impose a daily penalty on the country for failing to follow EU AML regulations.

European Commission, AML, fraud prevention, money laundering

Egypt launches national trial of digital platform for government services

News | Online Payments | 01 Sep 2020

Egypt’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology has announced the month-long nationwide trial of the Digital Egypt platform.

Egypt, online payments system, online payments, Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Digital Egypt, online payments platform, public utilities, MENA

Allpay secures multi-million GBP government contract

News | E-invoicing, SCF & E-procurement | 23 Jul 2020

UK-based bill payment service provider Allpay has obtained a multi-million GBP contract with the Ministry of Justice to help its shift towards direct debits payments.

allpay, Ministry of Justice, MoJ, UK, bill payments, direct debits payments, key payment facilitation, collection, receipts, contract, payment cards, direct debit mandates, barcoded payment methods

Russian Ministry of Justice disagrees with Bitcoin ban bill

News | Cryptocurrencies | 17 May 2016

The Ministry of Justice in Russia has not agreed to a draft bill put forth by the Finance Ministry seeking to ban Bitcoin.

Bitcoin, mining, cryptocurrency, digital currency, online payments, online security, online transactions

Japan to use facial recognition at airports

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 21 Mar 2016

Government of Japan has announced the introduction of a facial recognition system at airports as a security measure.

facial recognition, security, airport, Japan, PassPort

Ukraine introduces mandatory e-procurement system in April

News | E-invoicing, SCF & E-procurement | 08 Mar 2016

 A new electronic public procurement system (ProZorro) will launch in Ukraine in April.

Ukraine, e-procurement, electronic procurement, ProZorro, public procurement, electronic bidding

Thailand passes anti-money laundering bills

News | Digital Identity, Security & Online Fraud | 06 Apr 2015

The National Legislative Assembly (NLA) has approved in principle three bills on the anti-money laundering agency.

anti-money laundering, non-compliance, online security, web fraud, Thailand, The National Legislative Assembly