TRISA Launches Travel Rule Testnet to Support Cryptocurrency Exchanges and Other VASPs in Continuing Operations Under Increasingly Strict Compliance Regimes
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TRISA s Open-Source MVP and Testnet Enables Exchanges to Securely Share Sensitive Transaction Details to Comply with Travel Rule Regulations.
TRISA s open-source MVP and Testnet give VASPs an opportunity to validate the compliance solution safely with test data MENLO PARK, Calif. (PRWEB) February 18, 2021 The Travel Rule Information Sharing Alliance (TRISA.io) released its minimum viable product (MVP), a major upgrade to the open-source architecture enabling VASPs to test securely sharing the cryptocurrency transaction details required to meet the FATF and FinCEN s Travel Rule requirements.
by Lubomir Stroetmann, Consultant and Tobias Esser, Consultant
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