KYC Norms/Anti-Money Laundering Standards/Combating Financing of Terrorism/Obligation of Authorised Persons under PMLA, 2002, as amended by Prevention of Money Laundering (Amendment) Act, 2009- Money Changing Activities
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KYC thresholds updated: identification and enhanced due diligence required for money changing transactions exceeding prescribed limits. The circular amends KYC/AML/CFT rules for money changing authorised persons by setting a rupee equivalent threshold for requiring retention of identification copies, obliging verification and possible suspicious transaction reporting where structuring is suspected, mandating enhanced CDD on any suspicion and full CDD where risk is not low, and expanding record keeping to cover aggregated series exceeding the prescribed threshold, receipts by non profit organisations above the threshold, transactions involving forged or counterfeit currency or documents, and all suspicious transactions under the PML Rules.
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KYC thresholds updated: identification and enhanced due diligence required for money changing transactions exceeding prescribed limits.
The circular amends KYC/AML/CFT rules for money changing authorised persons by setting a rupee equivalent threshold for requiring retention of identification copies, obliging verification and possible suspicious transaction reporting where structuring is suspected, mandating enhanced CDD on any suspicion and full CDD where risk is not low, and expanding record keeping to cover aggregated series exceeding the prescribed threshold, receipts by non profit organisations above the threshold, transactions involving forged or counterfeit currency or documents, and all suspicious transactions under the PML Rules.
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