The Travel Rule: A turning point for crypto and finance.
Introduced by the FATF in 2019, the Travel Rule requires crypto exchanges and financial institutions to share customer information for transfers over €1,000, aiming to combat money laundering and terrorist financing.
The EBA has stepped in with its own guidance, making compliance even more complex.
These new expectations mean:
- Tighter KYC procedures
- Mandatory data sharing on cross-border crypto transactions
- A shift toward regulatory alignment with traditional finance
For crypto firms: It’s a push into a more regulated world—with increased operational demands.
For financial institutions: It's a framework for safely integrating digital assets.
But here’s the real challenge: How do we balance crypto’s decentralized nature with rising demands for transparency?
The way the industry responds will shape the future of digital finance—and public trust.
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