Block has agreed in principle to a $964m settlement with the US Justice Department over anti-money-laundering shortcomings at Cash App. Prosecutors will hold Bank Secrecy Act charges for three years and seek to drop them if Block meets its obligations.
Block agrees in principle to $964m US Justice Department settlement over Cash App AML failings
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Block disclosed an agreement in principle with the US DOJ over anti-money-laundering compliance at Cash App, a deferred-prosecution deal worth about $964m total and $764m net, with prosecution deferred three years. Block has now agreed in principle to the $964m settlement, with Bank Secrecy Act charges held for three…
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Block agrees in principle to $964m US Justice Department settlement over Cash App AML failings
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