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Websea has officially introduced the international top-tier anti-money laundering system MistTrack, taking compliance to the next level.

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On July 3rd, with the goal of further enhancing its global compliance capabilities and establishing a secure and transparent trading environment, the cryptocurrency exchange Websea disclosed its official integration with the internationally renowned on-chain Anti-Money Laundering (AML) system — MistTrack. It is reported that MistTrack, along with Chainalysis and Elliptic, is one of the top blockchain compliance analysis platforms in the world. This partnership indicates that Websea has officially joined the world's vanguard in terms of compliance and risk control system development. It not only meets the compliance requirements of multiple countries' regulations but also actively identifies risks through technological means, aiming to create a safer and more transparent trading environment for all users. With the support of MistTrack, Websea will lead the healthy and sustainable development of the industry with a more robust and trustworthy operational capacity.
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