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Question 1

What methods do criminals use to avoid clustering of crypto wallet addresses?



Answer : C

Criminals often move cryptoassets through multiple intermediary wallets (many ''hops'') rapidly to obfuscate the transaction trail and avoid clustering, which blockchain analytics use to link related addresses.

Simply receiving large amounts (A), holding assets (B), or splitting movements (D) are less effective at preventing clustering.


Question 2

Which type of blockchain is jointly operated by multiple pre-approved organizations?



Answer : B

Consortium blockchains are semi-private networks where governance is shared among authorized participants, offering a balance between decentralization and access control.


Question 3

A virtual asset service provider (VASP) is using public information on the blockchain to trace a wallet address. Which additional step is necessary to identify the owner or controller of that address?



Answer : B

Public blockchain data is pseudonymous, meaning wallet addresses alone do not reveal the owner's identity. To identify the natural person controlling the wallet, the VASP must acquire additional information, typically through customer due diligence (CDD) processes or data obtained from exchanges and counterparties, linking the wallet address to an individual.

Periodic review (A), transaction screening (C), and obtaining transactional data (D) support ongoing monitoring but do not alone establish identity.

AML and FATF guidance emphasize that ownership linkage requires collecting identifying information beyond blockchain data to comply with AML regulations.


Question 4

Which activity is most commonly associated with mixing and tumbling as a method of laundering cryptoassets?



Answer : A

Mixing and tumbling services are used to obscure the origin of funds by blending multiple transactions, resulting in unknown or disguised sources of funds. This is a classic money laundering technique.

Rapid trades (B), IP address obfuscation (C), and transactions to high-risk jurisdictions (D) are separate or related risks but not direct indicators of mixing/tumbling.


Question 5

Which risk category best reflects the risks associated with payment methods (e.g., cash, wires, credit cards, virtual assets)?



Answer : D

The risks posed by different payment methods fall under the products and services risk category because payment methods are specific services and products offered by financial institutions or businesses. This category assesses inherent risks linked to how products are designed and used.

Geographical (A) relates to location risks; customers (B) relates to the nature of customers; new technologies (C) covers emerging tools but payment methods are classified under products/services.


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