
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has fined Coinbase's UK subsidiary, CB Payments Limited, £3.5 million ($4.5 million) for offering crypto trading services to high-risk customers and for poor anti-money laundering controls. This marks the FCA's first enforcement action against a company involved in cryptoasset trading. The fine was imposed after an inspection in 2020 revealed that CB Payments had repeatedly breached a requirement preventing it from serving high-risk customers. The FCA highlighted that CB Payments had facilitated transactions worth $226 million for 13,000 high-risk customers.
🚨 REPORT: COINBASE SUBSIDIARY FINED £3.5M BY FCA FOR VIOLATING CUSTOMER REGULATIONS CB Payments Limited (CBPL), a Coinbase subsidiary, was fined £3.5M by the FCA for violating restrictions on high-risk customers. Despite a voluntary requirement to stop onboarding high-risk… https://t.co/NjDc8hxfnr
UK Regulator Fines #Coinbase's #CBPayments $4.5 Million for Serving High-Risk Customers https://t.co/gKo2Zlzbuu
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