Dutch AMLD5 Implementation Leaves Crypto-Companies Footing the Bill

By cineramaApril 15, 2020Bitcoin Business

The Dutch Ministry of Finance’s implementation of the European Union’s fifth anti-money laundering directive, or AMLD5, requires the country’s Central Bank to monitor its cryptocurrency industry.

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Dutch AMLD5 Implementation Leaves Crypto-Companies Footing the Bill

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