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CURRENCY TRANSACTION REPORTING

CURRENCY TRANSACTION REPORTING FFIEC BSA/AML Examination Manual 1 February 2021 CURRENCY TRANSACTION REPORTING Objective: Assess the bank s compliance with the BSA regulatory requirements for CURRENCY TRANSACTION REPORTING . regulatory Requirements for CURRENCY TRANSACTION REPORTING This section outlines the regulatory requirements for banks found in 31 CFR Chapter X regarding reports of transactions in CURRENCY . Specifically, this section covers: 31 CFR 31 CFR 31 CFR 31 CFR 31 CFR Filing Obligations A bank must electronically file a CURRENCY TRANSACTION Report (CTR) for each TRANSACTION in currency1 (deposit, withdrawal, exchange of CURRENCY , or other payment or transfer) of more than $10,000 by, through, or to the These CURRENCY transactions need not be reported if they involve exempt persons, a group which can include commercial customers meeting specific criteria for Refer to the transactions of Exempt Persons section for more information.

regulatory requirements, management must ensure that systems or practices appropriately aggregate currency transactions throughout the bank and report currency transactions subject to the BSA requirement to file CTRs. Types of currency transactions subject to reporting requirements individually or by aggregation

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