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What is the “Travel Rule” and How Does It Affect Your US Crypto Transactions?
When you send money through a bank, your personal details are usually transferred alongside the payment. The same idea now applies to cryptocurrency through a rule called the “Travel Rule”. In the United States, this rule requires exchanges and other crypto providers to share key information about both the sender and the receiver of certain transactions. For everyday users, it changes how transfers are processed, what information is collected, and how private those transactions really are. This article explain in details what the “Travel Rule” is, how it affects crypto transactions in the US, and its current ... (full story)
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