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APAC Sees 23% Decline in Crypto Fraud

Fintech News

The report, based on Sumsubs internal identity verification and user activity data from 2023 and 2024, along with a survey of over 300 companies across the crypto, banking, payments, and e-commerce sectors, reveals that APAC was the only region to record a decline in crypto fraud in 2024, with fraud rates dropping from 2.6%

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Navigating AML obligations in the age of virtual IBANs

The Payments Association

While vIBANs offer innovation in payment systems, they introduce risks like money laundering due to insufficient oversight. Payment Service Providers must strengthen due diligence, monitoring, and collaboration with regulators to address these risks. This leads to inadequate due diligence. What’s next?

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Are UK Firms Sleepwalking into Fraud Failure? Reports Reveal Lax Due Diligence and Compliance Issues

The Fintech Times

New research has revealed that almost one in four financial services firms are in direct violation of ECCTA regulations, leaving them seriously vulnerable to the new ‘failure to prevent fraud’ offence, while nearly a third of firms are failing to do their due diligence with clients. And yet, this is entirely preventable.” “The

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Sumsub Launches Australia DVS Verification for Secure ID Checks

Fintech News

Sumsub , a full-cycle verification platform, has introduced its Australia DVS (Document Verification Service) Verification product. For Australian businesses that require secure and compliant document verification, Sumsubs DVS Verification facilitates user onboarding with real-time identity validation.

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Rethinking how PSPs onboard network partners-counter party

The Payments Association

The current state of network partner and wallet integration varies by region, industry, and regulatory environment.

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Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act examined: A guide to avoiding failure-to-prevent fraud measures

The Payments Association

The Home Office outlines six key principles: tone from the top, due diligence, risk assessment, proportionate procedures, monitoring/review, and communication/training. Due diligence : Ensuring employees and third parties adhere to anti-fraud policies. Monitoring and review: Regularly updating fraud prevention measures.

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Crypto Firms in Indonesia Must Rethink Their Compliance Now, Or Risk Losing Out

Fintech News

Businesses want faster verification processes and to improve user experience, a major bottleneck in onboarding users.” ” The gap is largely due to fragmentation across jurisdictions.