If you represent an enterprise or are a person subject to a reporting duty under the Money Laundering Act, you can use this page to report a suspicion of money laundering or financing of terrorism to the Money Laundering Secretariat (State Prosecutor for Serious Economic and International Crime). 

In order to submit a suspicious transaction report concerning money laundering, you must register as a user. If you are already a registered user, you can submit a suspicious transaction report directly.

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If you have any questions about suspicious transaction reports concerning money laundering, you can contact the Money Laundering Secretariat (State Prosecutor for Serious Economic and International Crime).

How do I submit a suspicious transaction report to the Money Laundering Secretariat?

Enterprises, persons, and authorities covered by the Money Laundering Act are required to submit digital reports about suspected money laundering or financing of terrorism to the Money Laundering Secretariat.

The rules on digital suspicious transaction reports are set out in an executive order. See the executive order.

Submit suspicious transaction report here

The Money Laundering Secretariat may give feedback to the reporting entities if this does not conflict with investigative considerations. This means that the Money Laundering Secretariat may notify reporting entities about the status of the case, including the bringing of formal charges and the final decision, etc.

In this connection, the Money Laundering Secretariat will weigh the considerations for the person submitting the report against the reporting entity’s need for feedback.

The Money Laundering Secretariat may also give feedback if it finds that this may prevent or stop criminal offences from being committed against the reporting entity.

The Money Laundering Secretariat gives feedback electronically through the same channels as it receives reports.

The Money Laundering Secretariat also holds regular meetings with the reporting entities to provide more general feedback and information about money laundering.

Where can I read more?

Here you can read more about money laundering at the website of GoAML.