How the FATF Travel Rule Applies to Stablecoin Transfers
The Travel Rule requires sender and recipient data on crypto transfers above $1,000. Stablecoins are the main target because they are traceable and freezable by design.
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The Travel Rule requires sender and recipient data on crypto transfers above $1,000. Stablecoins are the main target because they are traceable and freezable by design.
323M $TRX (≈105.4M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown wallet.
323M $TRX (≈105.3M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown wallet.
344.4M $TRX (≈112.6M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown wallet.
323.3M $TRX (≈105.4M) moved from unknown wallet to unknown wallet.
The FATF Travel Rule forces VASPs to send sender and recipient data with transfers above roughly $1,000, and stablecoins are squarely in scope.
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