
FSCA highlights common CASP compliance failures
The regulator reports steady progress in licensing while sharing lessons from its AML inspections of authorised providers.

The regulator reports steady progress in licensing while sharing lessons from its AML inspections of authorised providers.

The draft PCC reinforces zero-threshold travel rule application, mandatory real-time monitoring, enhanced controls for unhosted wallets, and strict freezing obligations.

The FSCA has uploaded recordings of its five-part webinar series aimed at helping CASPs meet their FICA obligations.

Financial institutions that proactively embed governance, technology, and culture to meet evolving regulatory standards will not only avoid penalties but also strengthen credibility, build resilience, and drive long term value.

The FSCA and the FIC remind CASPs and FSP CASPs of the compliance requirements that take effect on 30 April.

Starting 30 April 2025, CASPs and FSPs will have to collect and share detailed client information when engaging in crypto transfers.

The ‘travel rule’ means CASPs and FSPs cannot initiate a crypto asset transfer unless they can transmit prescribed information.