Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched a comprehensive investigation into Vepara Electronic Money and Payment Services Inc. and its company executives regarding money laundering related to organized crime. In the operation conducted by the prosecutor's office, a total of 31 suspects were detained. The said company is a platform operating in the field of cryptocurrency and digital payments, reflecting the increasing regulatory scrutiny in the sector.
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0xOverleveraged
· 5h ago
Same old story, Turkey is also starting a crackdown? 31 people have been arrested, it seems this platform is really playing hard.
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GasFeeCrier
· 10h ago
Another one has been investigated, and now the crypto circle is going to start stirring again.
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SleepyArbCat
· 10h ago
Another investigation... Turkey is really starting to crack down.
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PessimisticOracle
· 10h ago
Another money laundering case has exploded, this time over in Turkey. Truly hard to guard against.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 11h ago
Another money laundering case has surfaced, this time involving a payment platform. It seems that the "convenience" on the chain is being abused.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 11h ago
Another money laundering case, the crypto circle is about to be impacted
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31 people arrested together, it seems this time the situation is really big
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Digital payment platforms doing this, regulatory crackdown will come sooner or later
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Risks in the crypto world are increasing, ngl
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That's why I don't trust those small platforms
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Organized crime money laundering, how can such things still happen
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Turkish authorities are not holding back this time, the entire ecosystem must be cautious
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Someone is about to blame crypto itself again
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All 31 suspects were directly arrested, it's indeed serious
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PseudoIntellectual
· 11h ago
Another money laundering case? What's going on with these platforms?
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31 people arrested together, this crackdown is quite intense
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Always talking about compliance, yet still being targeted, it's funny
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That's why I still favor the legitimate players
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It's a bit chaotic, feels like this sector carries significant risks
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The big stick of regulation has arrived, time to clear the field
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Why do these electronic payment platforms always get into trouble
Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched a comprehensive investigation into Vepara Electronic Money and Payment Services Inc. and its company executives regarding money laundering related to organized crime. In the operation conducted by the prosecutor's office, a total of 31 suspects were detained. The said company is a platform operating in the field of cryptocurrency and digital payments, reflecting the increasing regulatory scrutiny in the sector.