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Question 16

Which first step should a VASP take upon detecting repeated transactions to a high-risk wallet?

Correct Answer: B
EDD and internal review determine whether the activity is suspicious before regulatory reporting or freezing actions.
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Question 17

Which of the following are functions of cryptoasset mining? (Select Two.)

Correct Answer: A,D
Mining generates new cryptoassets (A) by rewarding miners for solving complex cryptographic puzzles. It also validates transactions on the blockchain (D) by confirming and recording them in blocks, ensuring the integrity of the ledger.
While mining indirectly contributes to network security, the core security mechanisms involve consensus protocols beyond mining alone (B). Optimizing network functionality (C) is usually a development task rather than a mining function.
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Question 18

Under FATF guidance, "unhosted wallets" are:

Correct Answer: B
Unhosted wallets are self-custody wallets controlled directly by the user without third-party oversight, posing higher anonymity and AML risks.
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Question 19

Under DIFC AML regulations, enhanced due diligence (EDD) is mandatory when:

Correct Answer: B
EDD is required when dealing with customers or transactions from jurisdictions identified as high-risk for ML/TF. This aligns with FATF Recommendation 19 and local UAE regulations.
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Question 20

Which is the first action a virtual asset service provider (VASP) should take when it finds out that its customers are engaging in virtual asset (VA) transfers related to unhosted wallets and peer-to-peer (P2P) transactions?

Correct Answer: C
Upon identifying customer engagement with unhosted wallets or P2P transfers, the first step a VASP should take is to collect and assess data on such transactions. This assessment helps determine if these activities fall within the firm's risk appetite and what enhanced controls or actions may be needed.
Immediate account freezing (B) is not the first step without assessment; neither is allowing transfers (A) without risk consideration. Enhancing risk frameworks (D) is important but follows from an initial data-driven risk assessment.
Relevant guidance:
FATF Recommendations and DFSA AML Module require VASPs to maintain a risk-based approach that begins with data collection and risk assessment on unhosted wallet transactions.
The DFSA's 2023 Dear MLRO letters and thematic reviews stress proportionality and evidence-based responses rather than immediate punitive measures.
Enhanced due diligence (EDD) and risk mitigation measures, including potentially freezing accounts, come after assessment of the risk level【AML/VER25/05-24: Sections 4.1, 6.4, 13; 20230406Dear_MLRO_Letter_re_IEMS.pdf】.
Hence, C is the appropriate first action.
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