Definition ∞ AML CFT Controls are regulatory measures designed to prevent illicit financial activities. These frameworks compel financial entities, including those operating with digital assets, to monitor transactions, report suspicious activity, and verify customer identities. Their purpose is to hinder the use of financial systems for criminal purposes, safeguarding economic integrity.
Context ∞ The application of AML CFT controls to digital asset platforms remains a central point of discussion among global regulators. Ongoing efforts seek to standardize these controls across jurisdictions to mitigate risks associated with crypto asset transfers and enhance oversight of virtual asset service providers. This regulatory evolution aims to balance innovation with financial security.
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