Indian CBI Charges 19 in Rs 1,000-Crore Fund Smuggling Scheme
India's Central Bureau of Investigation has escalated enforcement action against a sophisticated money laundering network that routed approximately Rs 1,000 crore through mule accounts. Nineteen individuals face charges in connection with the operation. The case highlights evolving tactics in illicit fund movement—perpetrators leveraged multiple small accounts to evade detection thresholds, a methodology increasingly observed across emerging markets. For the crypto community, this enforcement demonstrates heightened scrutiny on transaction patterns and fund tracing capabilities. Regulators worldwide are adopting similar investigative frameworks to combat proceeds channeled through digital and traditional financial corridors.
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SmartContractRebel
· 12h ago
Small accounts are being exploited, large accounts are laundering money. India is cracking down this time...
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RektButStillHere
· 12h ago
Ha, it's the old trick again—breaking into small accounts to evade scrutiny... This move has been played out in the crypto world a long time ago.
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AllInDaddy
· 12h ago
Damn, is it the mule account again? India’s crackdown this time is quite intense, with 100 billion rupees gone just like that.
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BlockchainNewbie
· 12h ago
100 billion rupees... This trick is really old school, splitting orders to bypass risk control. Ultimately, it still can't escape on-chain tracking.
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HodlTheDoor
· 12h ago
India's crackdown this time is quite intense; with 100 billion rupees, how many small accounts would it take to spread out...
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unrekt.eth
· 12h ago
Heading towards fiat withdrawal, another spear was thrust... 19 people were arrested, but the real big fish are still in the water, right?
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WenMoon42
· 12h ago
After playing in the crypto world for so long, India is now starting to crack down violently... What does this 100 billion rupee case indicate? It shows that the small-amount, multiple-account scheme has long been exposed.
Indian CBI Charges 19 in Rs 1,000-Crore Fund Smuggling Scheme
India's Central Bureau of Investigation has escalated enforcement action against a sophisticated money laundering network that routed approximately Rs 1,000 crore through mule accounts. Nineteen individuals face charges in connection with the operation. The case highlights evolving tactics in illicit fund movement—perpetrators leveraged multiple small accounts to evade detection thresholds, a methodology increasingly observed across emerging markets. For the crypto community, this enforcement demonstrates heightened scrutiny on transaction patterns and fund tracing capabilities. Regulators worldwide are adopting similar investigative frameworks to combat proceeds channeled through digital and traditional financial corridors.