FinCEN issues alert regarding crypto transactions connected to Hamas
The government department warned virtual asset service providers and other financial institutions to “identify and report suspicious transactions” related to terrorist groups.
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The government department warned virtual asset service providers and other financial institutions to “identify and report suspicious transactions” related to terrorist groups.
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