Cryptolink met its undertaking. AUSTRAC suspended it anyway
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AUSTRAC suspended Cryptolink Pty Ltd’s registration for three months from 9 August 2026, requiring its 96 crypto ATMs to close after the company allegedly failed to submit mandatory threshold transaction reports and respond to an information request, despite completing an earlier enforceable undertaking addressing separate compliance shortcomings. The action occurred amid intensified Australian oversight of virtual asset providers, with AUSTRAC recording 16 registration actions by 13 August 2026, more than the combined total for 2021–2025, following the creation of a Cryptocurrency Taskforce and sector-wide ATM conditions including A$5,000 cash limits, enhanced due diligence, scam warnings, and stronger transaction monitoring. The account emphasizes that meeting remediation requirements does not remove ongoing reporting duties, particularly as new, more detailed reporting forms take effect through a transition ending in 2029, and notes that compliance technology can support identity verification and monitoring but cannot fulfill a reporting entity’s legal obligations.
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