Mastercard launches new product to help banks combat crypto-related crime
Mastercard launched new software "Crypto Secure", powered by CipherTrace to help banks and card issuers to identify and block fradulent transactions via crypto exchanges.
Track crypto crime news, investigations, arrests, laundering cases, sanctions breaches, and law enforcement activity across digital assets.
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The Global Law Enforcement Training Program will help authorities to detect and prosecute cyber criminals.
The government is looking to amend three laws simultaneously, one of which would help track where and when criminals send crypto.
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The U.S. Treasury requested feedback to provide perspective on its approach in drafting a crypto regulatory bill as directed by the executive order.