PAGCOR’s Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Rules for Online Casinos

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Introduction

PAGCOR enforces robust AML rules to safeguard the gaming industry. Under RA 10927, casinos are covered persons. This guide details these for 2025, connecting to What is PAGCOR? A Beginner’s Guide to Online Casino Regulations in the Philippines.

Key AML Rules

  • KYC Verification: ID checks for all players.
  • Transaction Reporting: Report suspicious activities over ₱5 million.
  • Risk Assessment: Operators must monitor high-risk behaviors.
  • Guidelines: From PAGCOR’s AML/CFT manual (2020).

Compliance in Practice

Platforms like DUTERTEBET implement these for secure play.

Importance in 2025

Post-POGO ban, AML is stricter. Link to ban details in The 2024 POGO Ban: What It Means for Filipino Gamers.

Conclusion

AML ensures integrity. For responsible play, see Responsible Gambling in the Philippines: PAGCOR’s Player Protection Rules. History in The History of PAGCOR: From 1977 to 2025.

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