Currency Threshold Transactions in a Digital Economy: Rethinking Their Usefulness
Currency threshold transactions have long been a cornerstone of anti-money laundering (AML) regulations worldwide. The requirement for financial institutions to report large cash transactions above a specified threshold aims to detect illicit financial activity and promote transparency. However, in an increasingly digital economy, where electronic payments dominate, the effectiveness and necessity of such reporting mechanisms are being questioned.
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