The Financial Action Task Force said many DeFi platforms should be subject to anti-money-laundering rules when identifiable people retain control or sufficient influence. According to NS3.AI, nearly 93% of surveyed jurisdictions have not applied these standards to qualifying DeFi arrangements.
The report urged countries to regulate those controllers as virtual asset service providers. FATF said only a genuinely leaderless minority falls outside its standards, and just two jurisdictions have licensed or registered a qualifying platform.
FATF Says Most DeFi Platforms Should Fall Under AML Rules
2026-07-22 14:45:10
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