US Department of Homeland Security Approves Tightened Cryptocurrency ATM Regulations

The Department of Homeland Security (GAO), which provides surveillance and inspection services to the US Congress, said the use of crypto funds to support human trafficking and the drug industry has continued to grow. developed. This increase is partly explained by the fact that these systems are less regulated and more difficult to follow than crypto exchanges. The agency said the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Office of Financial Trafficking (FinCEN) are working together to strengthen regulatory cryptocurrency ATMs. This report examines the use of cryptocurrencies in the global human economy and how US agencies, including the US Postal Service (USPS), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) , have responded to the increase in cryptocurrency crime. . . The GAO also found the lack of information about specialized crypto ATMs affecting the ability of police to identify and prevent criminals, and to determine the problems they face when dealing with each other. (Parts office)