Learn what the Travel Rule means for crypto compliance. Discover who it applies to, what’s required, and how VASPs can stay compliant with tools like Scorechain + Notabene.
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If your business handles crypto transactions, you've probably heard of the Travel Rule. But what does it actually mean for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) — and how can you stay compliant without slowing down operations?
Let’s break it down 👇
The Travel Rule is a requirement from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). It mandates that certain customer information must "travel" with crypto transactions, just like it does in traditional finance.
Specifically, VASPs must collect and exchange data about:
This applies to transactions above a certain threshold (typically $1,000 or equivalent) — and failure to comply can result in serious regulatory consequences.
The rule aims to prevent money laundering, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes in the crypto space by bringing transparency to blockchain-based transfers.
It’s already enforced or in progress in jurisdictions like:
Bottom line? Compliance is no longer optional.
The Travel Rule applies to VASPs, including:
If your business facilitates crypto transfers — you’re on the hook.
To comply with the Travel Rule, you need to:
Sounds complex? It can be — unless you’ve got the right infrastructure in place.
At Scorechain, we combine AML risk monitoring with seamless Travel Rule integration, powered by our partnership with Notabene — a global leader in secure VASP data exchange.
Together, we offer:
🔒 Benefit📈 Why It MattersReduce regulatory riskAvoid penalties and license issuesStreamline operationsNo more manual data collectionBuild trustShow regulators and users you’re seriousExpand globallyMeet cross-border compliance standards