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“No KYC” Crypto Cards Tap Corporate Issuing Loopholes

Bitsika exploits corporate issuing gaps to offer unverified crypto cards amid Iran sanctions concerns

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“No KYC” Crypto Cards Tap Corporate Issuing Loopholes

Why This Matters

Why this matters: Finance leaders must understand emerging compliance risks in fintech partnerships and regulatory arbitrage in crypto card ecosystems that could expose their organizations to sanctions violations.

"No KYC" Crypto Cards Tap Corporate Issuing Loopholes

Crypto card issuer Bitsika is leveraging corporate issuing loopholes to offer "no KYC" cards that facilitate Iran sanctions evasion, while fintech platform Varo secures a $123.9 million Series G funding round. The article highlights emerging compliance risks in layered fintech partnerships and the regulatory gaps being exploited in the crypto card ecosystem.

Why We Covered This

Finance teams must assess third-party fintech vendor risks, particularly around KYC/AML compliance gaps and sanctions exposure that could create regulatory liability and reputational damage.

Key Takeaways
Crypto card issuer Bitsika is leveraging corporate issuing loopholes to offer "no KYC" cards that facilitate Iran sanctions evasion
The article highlights emerging compliance risks in layered fintech partnerships and the regulatory gaps being exploited in the crypto card ecosystem
CompaniesBitsikaVaro
Key Figures
$123.9M fundingVaro Series G funding round
Affected Workflows
Vendor ManagementAuditTreasury
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Maya Chen

Senior analyst specializing in fintech disruption and regulatory developments.

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