Chinese Banks Ordered to Monitor Crypto-Linked Forex Trades in Fresh Crackdown

Foreign exchange regulators aim to curb illegal capital outflows through virtual currency trading

  • China‘s central bank implements strict Forex monitoring rules targeting crypto-related transactions.
  • Banks must report customer identities and transaction patterns for cross-border crypto activities.
  • New regulations aim to prevent illegal foreign exchange activities involving digital assets.
  • Financial institutions required to track source of funds for suspicious transactions.
  • Implementation begins as part of China’s ongoing cryptocurrency regulatory framework.

China Tightens Grip on Crypto with New Forex Monitoring Rules

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Chinese regulators have introduced stringent foreign exchange monitoring requirements targeting cryptocurrency transactions, compelling banks to intensify scrutiny of cross-border money flows, according to a South China Morning Post report.

Enhanced Banking Surveillance

The new regulatory framework mandates Chinese financial institutions to implement comprehensive monitoring systems for:

  • Customer identity verification
  • Transaction frequency analysis
  • Source of funds documentation
  • Cross-border payment patterns

These measures specifically target cross-border cryptocurrency activities, which Chinese authorities classify alongside underground banking operations and illegal gambling transactions.

Regulatory Impact

The policy strengthens China’s existing restrictions on cryptocurrency trading and mining. Banks must now maintain detailed records of suspicious transactions and report patterns indicating potential digital asset trading activities.

The implementation creates additional barriers for Chinese residents attempting to access international cryptocurrency markets, reinforcing the country’s stance against digital asset trading. Financial institutions failing to comply with these monitoring requirements may face regulatory consequences.

This development aligns with Beijing’s broader strategy to maintain control over capital outflows and financial stability through increased oversight of digital currency transactions.

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