FATF warns of money laundering risks across gambling’s digital ecosystem
The warning broadens the money laundering risk focus beyond gambling operators to the digital ecosystem surrounding them.
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The warning broadens the money laundering risk focus beyond gambling operators to the digital ecosystem surrounding them.
FATF identifies casinos and sports betting as particularly exposed to money laundering risks involving ownership, offshore operators and payments.
FATF’s guidance gives gambling operators indicators of money laundering and terrorist financing risks amid calls for stronger action.
Operators can assess FATF warning signs including transfers without betting, third-party deposits and multiple accounts using false identities.
FATF’s warning identifies financial crime risks involving illegal offshore gambling and digital payments across gambling businesses.
FATF warns regulators of criminals’ increasing use of gambling platforms for money laundering amid revisions to frameworks and compliance obligations.
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