Travel Rule

A requirement to share sender and recipient details for certain transfers.

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What is the Travel Rule?

The Travel Rule requires financial institutions, including many crypto platforms, to share information about the sender and recipient of qualifying transfers. The idea is that key details travel with the transaction.

Why it matters

It is intended to help prevent money laundering and the financing of crime by making transfers more transparent to regulators. Applying it to crypto has been a significant area of work for the industry.

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A security step that requires a second form of verification when logging in.

A tool that stores the keys used to send and receive crypto.

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