Japan's Financial Services Agency (FSA) announced on February 27 its support for a private-sector pilot project aimed at enhancing anti-money laundering (AML) measures in the cryptocurrency sector. The initiative, proposed by Hitachi, involves collaboration with several cryptocurrency exchanges, stablecoin-related companies, and blockchain analytics firms. Scheduled to run from March to May 2026, the pilot will test a new information-sharing framework among private entities. This framework aims to improve AML monitoring and risk identification by sharing information on wallet addresses suspected of illicit activities across the industry.
Japan's FSA Backs AML Pilot for Crypto Sector
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