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“No KYC” Crypto Cards Tap Corporate Issuing Loopholes

Crypto card providers bypass KYC rules through corporate issuing loopholes

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“No KYC” Crypto Cards Tap Corporate Issuing Loopholes

Why This Matters

Why this matters: CFOs and finance leaders need to understand emerging compliance risks as cryptocurrency spending cards exploit regulatory gaps, potentially exposing their organizations to financial crime liability and regulatory scrutiny.

"No KYC" Crypto Cards Tap Corporate Issuing Loopholes

Cryptocurrency spending cards marketed as "no KYC" (Know Your Customer) are exploiting regulatory loopholes in corporate card issuing to bypass identity verification requirements. These offerings, which have gained attention on crypto social media, raise significant compliance and financial crime concerns for U.S. financial institutions, with some providers claiming privacy-focused legitimacy while others lack basic regulatory disclosures.

Key Takeaways
Cryptocurrency spending cards marketed as "no KYC" (Know Your Customer) are exploiting regulatory loopholes in corporate card issuing to bypass identity verification requirements.
These offerings, which have gained attention on crypto social media, raise significant compliance and financial crime concerns for U.S. financial institutions.
Some providers claiming privacy-focused legitimacy while others lack basic regulatory disclosures.
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Maya Chen

Senior analyst specializing in fintech disruption and regulatory developments.

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