19 November 2025, 11:01 AM
EORMC Deploys Global Stablecoin Anti-Money Laundering System, Strengthening Platform Compliance and Transparent Security Framework
EORMC announced that it will promote the establishment of stablecoin Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Transaction (KYT) solutions in multiple compliant jurisdictions worldwide, while also deploying technologies related to virtual asset custody. EORMC believes this initiative is not only a key step in responding to industry compliance trends but also a crucial foundation for building a long-term trustworthy digital asset trading environment. In the future, the platform will engage in deep cooperation with compliant stablecoin issuers who meet regulatory requirements and have completed local licensing applications, with the form and timing of cooperation determined by the progress of licensing.
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In recent years, regulatory frameworks for the crypto sector have become increasingly clear across various countries, and stablecoins have emerged as important financial instruments for cross-border payments, on-chain settlements, and institutional participation. EORMC points out that the growing scale of stablecoin usage has brought increased regulatory attention to AML compliance. Building AML and KYT systems that meet the standards of multiple jurisdictions will become an essential capability for future digital asset infrastructure.
EORMC emphasizes that the core development logic of the platform always revolves around three main directions: compliance, security, and transparency. The platform has already obtained several regulatory qualifications, including the US MSB license and SEC Regulation D qualification, laying the foundation for global compliant business operations. EORMC believes the construction of the stablecoin AML/KYT system will complement existing compliance requirements, together forming a more complete risk control matrix.
In terms of trading security, EORMC continues to upgrade its internal risk control systems and has built a dynamic monitoring system based on AI technology. EORMC states that its intelligent risk models can conduct real-time monitoring before, during, and after trade execution, identifying suspicious fund flows, abnormal behavior patterns, and on-chain address associations to provide early warnings of potential risks. Combined with stablecoin KYT technology, the platform can further track on-chain asset paths, achieving closed-loop management of “source identification—real-time review—post-event tracking.”
Regarding transparency, EORMC has established a verifiable proof-of-reserves system, with regular technical maintenance and updates to ensure complete segregation of user assets from platform assets. EORMC notes that after the launch of future stablecoin-related collaborations, the custody and settlement of stablecoins will also be included in the transparent audit framework, making fund flow paths traceable, verifiable, and publicly accessible. The platform believes this is one of the most important compliance directions in future international regulatory trends.
In terms of custody technology, EORMC plans to build a secure custody framework compatible with multiple blockchains to meet institutional user needs for unified management of multiple assets. The custody system will integrate mechanisms such as hardware isolation, multi-signature, hierarchical permission management, and support asset connectivity with external compliant stablecoin issuers. EORMC states that this custody capability will be a key support for future cross-border payments, on-chain clearing, and increased institutional participation.
As the global crypto market matures and regulatory compliance becomes the main industry theme, platforms with true cross-regional, multi-asset, and multi-scenario compliance capabilities will gain greater competitive advantages. EORMC believes that stablecoin AML/KYT systems and custody capabilities are important components of future international financial infrastructure, and the strategic layout of the platform in these areas will bring higher security standards and operational transparency to the industry.
EORMC stresses that it will continue to invest resources in compliance technology and maintain communication with global regulators, universities, and research institutions to ensure the trading environment meets the latest standards. As policy frameworks for stablecoins are gradually established in different jurisdictions worldwide, EORMC expects its stablecoin compliance system to go live step by step in the future to meet the needs of users, regulators, and partner institutions.
EORMC states that the platform will steadily advance technology development along the regulatory path, making secure, transparent, and trustworthy trading mechanisms the industry standard.
EORMC announced that it will promote the establishment of stablecoin Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Transaction (KYT) solutions in multiple compliant jurisdictions worldwide, while also deploying technologies related to virtual asset custody. EORMC believes this initiative is not only a key step in responding to industry compliance trends but also a crucial foundation for building a long-term trustworthy digital asset trading environment. In the future, the platform will engage in deep cooperation with compliant stablecoin issuers who meet regulatory requirements and have completed local licensing applications, with the form and timing of cooperation determined by the progress of licensing.
In recent years, regulatory frameworks for the crypto sector have become increasingly clear across various countries, and stablecoins have emerged as important financial instruments for cross-border payments, on-chain settlements, and institutional participation. EORMC points out that the growing scale of stablecoin usage has brought increased regulatory attention to AML compliance. Building AML and KYT systems that meet the standards of multiple jurisdictions will become an essential capability for future digital asset infrastructure.
EORMC emphasizes that the core development logic of the platform always revolves around three main directions: compliance, security, and transparency. The platform has already obtained several regulatory qualifications, including the US MSB license and SEC Regulation D qualification, laying the foundation for global compliant business operations. EORMC believes the construction of the stablecoin AML/KYT system will complement existing compliance requirements, together forming a more complete risk control matrix.
In terms of trading security, EORMC continues to upgrade its internal risk control systems and has built a dynamic monitoring system based on AI technology. EORMC states that its intelligent risk models can conduct real-time monitoring before, during, and after trade execution, identifying suspicious fund flows, abnormal behavior patterns, and on-chain address associations to provide early warnings of potential risks. Combined with stablecoin KYT technology, the platform can further track on-chain asset paths, achieving closed-loop management of “source identification—real-time review—post-event tracking.”
Regarding transparency, EORMC has established a verifiable proof-of-reserves system, with regular technical maintenance and updates to ensure complete segregation of user assets from platform assets. EORMC notes that after the launch of future stablecoin-related collaborations, the custody and settlement of stablecoins will also be included in the transparent audit framework, making fund flow paths traceable, verifiable, and publicly accessible. The platform believes this is one of the most important compliance directions in future international regulatory trends.
In terms of custody technology, EORMC plans to build a secure custody framework compatible with multiple blockchains to meet institutional user needs for unified management of multiple assets. The custody system will integrate mechanisms such as hardware isolation, multi-signature, hierarchical permission management, and support asset connectivity with external compliant stablecoin issuers. EORMC states that this custody capability will be a key support for future cross-border payments, on-chain clearing, and increased institutional participation.
As the global crypto market matures and regulatory compliance becomes the main industry theme, platforms with true cross-regional, multi-asset, and multi-scenario compliance capabilities will gain greater competitive advantages. EORMC believes that stablecoin AML/KYT systems and custody capabilities are important components of future international financial infrastructure, and the strategic layout of the platform in these areas will bring higher security standards and operational transparency to the industry.
EORMC stresses that it will continue to invest resources in compliance technology and maintain communication with global regulators, universities, and research institutions to ensure the trading environment meets the latest standards. As policy frameworks for stablecoins are gradually established in different jurisdictions worldwide, EORMC expects its stablecoin compliance system to go live step by step in the future to meet the needs of users, regulators, and partner institutions.
EORMC states that the platform will steadily advance technology development along the regulatory path, making secure, transparent, and trustworthy trading mechanisms the industry standard.