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“No KYC” Crypto Cards Tap Corporate Issuing Loopholes

Crypto card issuers exploit regulatory gaps in corporate partnerships to bypass KYC requirements

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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, particularly around sanctions evasion and layered issuing structures that could expose their organizations to regulatory liability.

"No KYC" Crypto Cards Tap Corporate Issuing Loopholes

Crypto card issuers are exploiting corporate issuing loopholes to offer "no KYC" cards, with Bitsika reportedly using Sutton-issued cards to facilitate Iran sanctions evasion. The article also covers Varo's $123.9 million Series G fundraise and discusses broader compliance risks in layered fintech partnerships.

Why We Covered This

Finance teams need to assess compliance and sanctions risk exposure in any fintech partnerships or payment infrastructure relationships, as regulatory gaps in corporate issuing structures could create unexpected liability.

Key Takeaways
Crypto card issuers are exploiting corporate issuing loopholes to offer "no KYC" cards
Bitsika reportedly using Sutton-issued cards to facilitate Iran sanctions evasion
Broader compliance risks in layered fintech partnerships
CompaniesBitsikaSuttonVaro
Key Figures
$123.9M fundraiseVaro Series G fundraise
Affected Workflows
Vendor ManagementAuditTreasury
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Jordan Hayes

Markets editor tracking macro trends and their impact on finance operations.

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