The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission has developed new anti-money laundering guidelines for digital assets
ChainCatcher news, according to Daily Post, the Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has developed new anti-money laundering guidelines for digital assets, aimed at licensing and screening virtual asset service providers (VASP).
It is reported that the guidelines have been submitted to the head of the official anti-money laundering committee and are currently undergoing final review, with feedback being sought before finalization.
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