ACAMS, an anti-money laundering certification body, and blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis have announced an expansion of their crypto financial crime training program, according to Techub News. In an Oct. 8 announcement, ACAMS said its redesigned certification program will include updated course content. The move comes as Chainalysis had previously estimated that losses tied to scams and fraud in the cryptocurrency sector could reach as much as $17 billion in 2025. The update links the training expansion to the scale of fraud-related losses tracked by the blockchain analysis company. No additional details on the revised curriculum or rollout timeline were disclosed in the brief announcement cited by Techub.
ACAMS, an anti-money laundering certification body, and blockchain analytics company Chainalysis have expanded their crypto financial crime training program, according to Techub News.
In an Oct. 8 announcement, ACAMS said its redesigned certification program will include updated course content.
The expansion comes after Chainalysis previously estimated that losses from scams and fraud in the cryptocurrency sector could reach as much as $17 billion in 2025.
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