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May 2, 2025 at 20:22
EU Takes Bold Steps to Regulate Crypto with Ban on Anonymous Accounts by 2027
The European Union (EU) has introduced a transformative regulatory approach to cryptocurrency by banning anonymous accounts and privacy coins by 2027.
This move is part of a comprehensive Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR) aimed at promoting transparency within the digital asset industry.
Under these new regulations, crypto service providers must discontinue anonymous account offerings and refrain from supporting privacy-centric cryptocurrencies.
The AMLR establishes clear guidelines to eliminate anonymity, enhancing governance across EU member states in the crypto sector.
Institutions including crypto service providers will now face stricter supervision to ensure alignment with traditional banking compliance standards.
From July 1, 2027, the newly formed Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA) will oversee significant firms operating in multiple EU countries.
Regulatory thresholds will be defined based on customer numbers and transaction volumes to ascertain compliance responsibilities.
This initiative not only addresses potential risks associated with cryptocurrencies but also illustrates the EU's commitment to an evolving regulatory framework.
Industry stakeholders can expect continued refinements and detail elaborations through future implementing acts.
As the EU works towards tighter regulations, major shifts in how crypto is perceived and regulated within traditional financial systems will likely occur.
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