Coinbase to Pay $100M to Settle New York Regulators' Anti-Money Laundering Complaints
The US crypto exchange Coinbase has agreed to shell out a total of $100m to settle a complaint relating to “certain historical shortcomings” in its regulatory compliance work. The massive amount Coinbase is expected to p...
The massive amount Coinbase is expected to pay is made up of a $50m penalty to the regulator, as well as another $50m committed to compliance program investments. The latter amount will be spent over the next two years, the exchange said....
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