Anti-money laundering compliance requires Payment Service Providers to oversee agents, accept accountability, and preserve transaction records for scrutiny. Payment Service Providers must comply with AML, CTF and KYC requirements and applicable anti-money laundering law. Providers using authorised agents must ... Summary
Anti-money laundering compliance requires Payment Service Providers to oversee agents, accept accountability, and preserve transaction records for scrutiny.
Payment Service Providers must comply with AML, CTF and KYC requirements and applicable anti-money laundering law. Providers using authorised agents must maintain updated agent lists, incorporate agents into AML/CTF programmes, and monitor compliance. Providers remain responsible and accountable for agents' transactions and actions. Transaction logs must be retained for at least ten years and made available for regulatory scrutiny when required.
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