House passes a digital-asset illicit-finance working-group bill
Regulation · · Ketju Research
This entry records a proposal. It does not change the law unless it is adopted.
What changed
The House passed the Financial Technology Protection Act of 2025. The bill would establish an interagency working group on terrorist and illicit use of digital assets and emerging technology and require Treasury sanctions-evasion and mitigation reporting. It remains pending in the Senate.
Who it affects
- Digital-asset firms, financial institutions, AML professionals, advisers, and clients
What is still open
- Whether the Senate will pass the bill and what recommendations a future working group would make
What it means for an advisor
- Monitor for later AML or sanctions proposals; the House action creates no current compliance duty.
Sources
- Financial Technology Protection Act of 2025 · United States Congress ·
Version 1, published . Educational analysis, not legal advice.