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Anhui police have cracked a criminal gang involved in the buying and selling of bank cards for money laundering, with the amount involved exceeding 80 million yuan

2025-06-07 12:20:20
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ChainCatcher news, according to CCTV News, the police in Suzhou, Anhui recently cracked a case involving the sale of bank cards for "remote money laundering" using virtual currency, with an amount involved exceeding 80 million yuan. Investigations revealed that the criminal gang formed a "ticketing" group relying on an overseas criminal organization, recruited card dealers through social media, and organized a "card dealer fleet" to collect cards domestically and complete cash withdrawals, purchase virtual currency, and other operations, allowing cross-border fund laundering without the bank cards leaving the country.

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