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Title: The Era of AML 3.0 has Arrived! Global Compliance Engine Upgrade for Cryptocurrency Security, South African Users Must Fill in Third-Party Information for Transfers 🔒

Content:

Binance announced the launch of the global AML 3.0 framework on June 10, with key upgrades including:

Full-Link Tracking: South African users must now provide the full names, countries, and exchange information of both parties for transfers, or the transaction will be intercepted.

AI Risk Control Enhancement: The scanning volume of transactions per second has increased to 45,000, with a 320% improvement in the efficiency of intercepting suspicious funds compared to 2024.

Cross-Jurisdictional Collaboration: Access to the International Criminal Police Organization's 'Red Notice Address Database', covering regulatory blacklists from 137 countries.

Market Instant Response:

Liquidity Layering: The price spread for compliant BTC/USDT has narrowed to 0.1%, while the volatility of non-compliant trading pairs has surged by 45%.

User Behavior Migration: The number of users completing KYC 3.0 certification surged by 82% in a single day, unlocking high-yield BNB staking privileges.

End of Regulatory Arbitrage: Indian users must submit PAN tax number verification, and non-compliant accounts will have restrictions on fiat currency deposits and withdrawals.

Trading Strategy Reference:

Compliance Dividend Capture: Enjoy an annualized guaranteed return of 4.2% and compliance premium by depositing ETH through Binance institutional custody.

Cross-Region Arbitrage: Capture a 0.7% exchange difference between the South African Rand (ZAR) and Euro stablecoins using Binance's cross-market monitoring.

⚠️ Disclaimer: AML upgrades may lead to transfer delays; data sourced from Binance's transparency report and regulatory announcements, not constituting investment advice.

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