EU Transfer of Funds Regulation: Crypto ‘Travel Rule’ Compliance Requirements for US Operators
The EU’s crypto Travel Rule is now law with no minimum threshold. Here’s what US operators must know about compliance with Regulation 2023/1113.
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The EU’s crypto Travel Rule is now law with no minimum threshold. Here’s what US operators must know about compliance with Regulation 2023/1113.
Complete guide to EU Transfer of Funds Regulation (TFR) Travel Rule compliance for crypto-assets. No threshold exemption, self-hosted wallet rules, and implementation checklist.
EU Regulation 2023/1113 applies crypto travel rule to ALL transfers with no threshold. US firms serving EU customers face immediate compliance obligations for self-hosted wallets.
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Complete compliance guide to EU Regulation 2023/1113—the crypto travel rule now in effect. Covers CASP obligations, self-hosted wallet requirements, and US comparison.
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