
Real estate, expensive cars, and business: Rosfinmonitoring names popular money laundering methods
Financial intelligence reveals what illegal proceeds are most often invested in and how suspicious financial transactions are detected

Financial intelligence reveals what illegal proceeds are most often invested in and how suspicious financial transactions are detected

If data partially matches a person from special lists, operations may be suspended for five business days

Starting September 1, NSPC will begin transmitting information about transfers and operations through major payment services to the agency

A service from SUSU analyzes PDF and TXT files and shows matches with five official lists

Platforms will have to identify clients and verify the origin of funds

The agency will counter money laundering and terrorist financing

Too frequent and fast transfers, as well as transfers from inactive cards, may be suspected

The system will identify suspicious transactions of individuals