$3,000 Cap on International Transfers Hitting New Zealand Amid Anti-Money Laundering Efforts
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最新报道：New Zealand is implementing a $3,000 cap on international cryptocurrency transfers as part of enhanced anti-money laundering (AML) measures. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) announced the policy, targeting unhosted wallets and offshore exchanges to curb illicit financial flows. Financial institutions must now report transactions exceeding the limit, with stricter identity verification for cross-border crypto transfers. Critics argue the move could stifle innovation and burden legitimate users, while regulators emphasize balancing compliance with fostering fintech growth. The policy aligns with global AML trends but raises concerns over privacy and accessibility in New Zealand's crypto ecosystem.
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