Virtual currency exchange of Canada

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It can be divided into decentralized trading platform and centralized trading platform:

decentralized trading platform:

both have their own advantages and disadvantages, and they should be selected according to their own needs< br />

2. Don't be fooled. China does not recognize the legitimacy of any virtual currency.

3. Four transactions of virtual currency: 1 medium currency, 2 security currency, 3 fire currency, 4 OK (with contract) love life, stay away from contract

4. Hello, most of these platforms are not compliance channels, or even illegal,
but there is no problem, so it can not be determined
few investors and poor liquidity; Lack of supervision and serious manipulation.

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Hello, I'm glad to answer this question

money services business (MSBS) in Canada is subject to Canada's anti money laundering (AML) and anti terrorist financing (CTF) requirements. The Canadian regulator is fintrac. In addition to monitoring the instry, fintrac receives regular reports from licensed MSBS and issues updated instry regulations for the instry. If you do business in Quebec, you are also regulated by the Financial Markets Association (AMF). AMF is the Quebec government's regulatory body for the province's financial markets. In addition, as an organization collecting personal data, the office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada will regulate your personal data practices. Instry members may also be subject to additional provincial requirements, depending on where you do business

if you are a money service company, you need to know all the obligations that apply to you. This includes registering your business with fintrac, reporting to fintrac, keeping records, identifying your customers, and having a compliance plan

if you conct business in Canada and provide the following services to the public, you are a money service:

foreign exchange transaction: you can convert one currency (US dollar to Canadian dollar) into another currency

fund payment: transfer funds from one person or organization to another by using electronic fund transfer network or any other method

cash or sell a money order, a traveler's check or anything similar: this may also include cashing or selling a traveler's check or anything similar. This does not include cashing checks to specific indivials or organizations

money services businesses (MSBS) in Canada are subject to Canadian anti money laundering (AML) and anti terrorist financing (CTF) requirements. The Canadian regulator is fintrac. In addition to monitoring the instry, fintrac receives regular reports from licensed MSBS and issues updated instry regulations for the instry. If you do business in Quebec, you are also regulated by the Financial Markets Association (AMF). AMF is the Quebec government's regulatory body for the province's financial markets. In addition, as an organization collecting personal data, the office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada will regulate your personal data practices. Instry members may also be subject to additional provincial requirements, depending on where you do business

if you are a money service company, you need to know all the obligations that apply to you. This includes registering your business with fintrac, reporting to fintrac, keeping records, identifying your customers, and having a compliance plan

if you conct business in Canada and provide the following services to the public, you are a money service:

foreign exchange transaction: you can convert one currency (US dollar to Canadian dollar) into another currency

fund payment: transfer funds from one person or organization to another by using electronic fund transfer network or any other method

cash or sell a money order, a traveler's check or anything similar: this may also include cashing or selling a traveler's check or anything similar. This does not include cashing checks to specific indivials or organizations

6. Foreign exchange investment should be cautious