Taiwan's administrative agency passed four new anti-fraud laws to bring cryptocurrency traders under control
It was announced that Taiwan's administrative management agency has passed the "New Anti-Fraud Law" to regulate cryptocurrency traders. In the future, businesses or individuals providing virtual asset services or third-party payment services must complete anti-money laundering measures and register their services or log in. Failure to do so may result in a maximum of 2 years in prison or a fine of up to NT$5 million. Businesses or individuals outside of Taiwan providing virtual asset or third-party payment services must register their companies or branches according to company law and complete anti-money laundering measures and service registration or login. Otherwise, they are not allowed to provide virtual asset services or third-party payment services in Taiwan. Qiu Shuzhen, the deputy chairman of Taiwan's financial regulatory agency, stated that there are currently around 60 to 70 cryptocurrency traders in the market, of which 25 have passed the anti-money laundering review by the financial regulatory agency. In the future, all traders will be required to declare and undergo review, and a cryptocurrency traders' association will be established for legal, administrative, and association management. Accounting professionals will also be enlisted to assist with internal control.
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