FinCEN scraps December 2020 unhosted wallet proposal, keeping existing AML rules in place
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FinCEN's withdrawal of the 2020 unhosted-wallet proposal removes a long-standing regulatory overhang that could have imposed new identity verification and reporting duties on banks and money services businesses interacting with self-custody. The change supports near-term usability of self-custody and reduces compliance uncertainty for crypto intermediaries. Existing Bank Secrecy Act AML obligations remain unchanged, and future rulemaking is still possible.
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FinCEN formally withdrew the December 2020 proposal that would have imposed recordkeeping, customer identity verification and reporting requirements on certain transactions involving unhosted and other covered wallets. The move means the proposal will not take effect as drafted, leaving self-custody workable without the added compliance burden. The withdrawal applies only to that specific 2020 proposal and does not change existing anti-money-laundering obligations for financial institutions. Regulators could still propose a new version in the future.
