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Anti-Money Laundering Requirements in Liechtenstein

3.1 Financial Institutions and Non-Financial Businesses Subject to Anti-Money Laundering Requirements

In Liechtenstein, the following persons are subject to anti-money laundering requirements:

Banks and Investment Firms: Required to conduct timely risk-adequate monitoring of business relationships and transactions.
E-money Businesses: Must adhere to anti-money laundering regulations to prevent illicit activities.
Undertakings for Collective Investment: Those marketing unit certificates or units are subject to anti-money laundering requirements.
Insurance Undertakings: Must monitor business relationships and transactions for suspicious activity.
Exchange Offices (including TT exchange service providers): Required to conduct anti-money laundering checks on customers.
Insurance Brokers: Subject to anti-money laundering regulations to prevent illicit activities.
Payment Service Providers: Must adhere to anti-money laundering requirements to prevent money laundering.
Asset Management Companies: Required to conduct timely risk-adequate monitoring of business relationships and transactions.
Providers of Certain Services for Legal Entities: Subject to anti-money laundering regulations.
Casinos and Online Gaming Operators: Required to monitor business relationships and transactions for suspicious activity.
Lawyers and Law Firms Providing Tax Advice or Assisting in Financial Transactions: Must adhere to anti-money laundering requirements.
Members of Tax Consultancy Professions and External Bookkeepers: Subject to anti-money laundering regulations.
Real Estate Agents: Required to conduct anti-money laundering checks on customers for transactions over CHF 10,000.
Persons Trading in Goods (cash transactions over CHF 10,000): Must adhere to anti-money laundering requirements.
TT Service Providers (e.g., token issuers, depositaries, exchange service providers, token loan companies, trading platform operators, administrators for crypto-assets, transfer service providers): Subject to anti-money laundering regulations.
Operators of Trading Platforms for Non-Fungible Tokens: Required to monitor business relationships and transactions for suspicious activity.
Art Dealers (transactions over CHF 10,000): Must adhere to anti-money laundering requirements.
Persons Holding Third-Party Assets in Safe Custody or Renting Out Premises and Containers for Valuables: Subject to anti-money laundering regulations.

3.2 Payments and Money Transmission Activities Subject to Anti-Money Laundering Requirements

Pursuant to the Swiss Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA), persons subject to anti-money laundering requirements must:

Conduct timely risk-adequate monitoring of their business relationships, including transactions processed during the business relationship.
Be alert to changes in customer behavior or deviations from typical behavioral patterns.
Carry out simple investigations with reasonable effort when circumstances arise that deviate from the business profile.