Turkey Proposes Expanded Powers for Financial Watchdog to Freeze Accounts, Blacklist Crypto Wallets
The Turkish government is set to empower its financial crime watchdog with new authority to freeze or restrict access to bank and cryptocurrency accounts. Alignment with Global Standards The Turkish government is reporte...
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