OFAC Sanctions Eight Canadian Money Services Businesses Over Iran Links
OFAC designated eight Canada-based money services businesses on November 6, alleging they facilitated financial transactions on behalf of Iran’s regime.
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OFAC designated eight Canada-based money services businesses on November 6, alleging they facilitated financial transactions on behalf of Iran’s regime.
Read developmentOFAC sanctioned 10 individuals and one entity over North Korean government-run IT worker schemes targeting U.S. businesses. Treasury said six Russia-based workers generated more than $750,000 for a DPRK-controlled entity since 2025, and explained that U.S.-linked property interests of designated persons are blocked, subject to applicable exceptions.
Read developmentU.S. Treasury announced more than $1.21 billion in enforcement penalties against Bank of America on October 13, 2026. The actions include a $1.2 billion FinCEN assessment, a $750 million OCC penalty and an $11.6 million OFAC settlement concerning 475 apparent sanctions violations.
Read developmentThe U.S. Treasury designated five parties over an alleged Hamas financing network involving purported charities and cryptocurrency. Treasury said the network collected more than $2 million from 2020 to 2026, with hundreds of thousands sent in crypto, and outlined blocking and reporting requirements for covered property.
Read developmentOn 26 August 2026 the U.S. State Department designated Autistici/Inventati as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist. The move blocks U.S.-jurisdiction property and warned of sanctions risks; the collective’s domain and bank access were disrupted and it announced it would shut down services.
Read developmentOFAC designated Türkiye-based Golden Global Bank and two subsidiaries under E.O. 13902, citing alleged support for Iran’s financial networks and IRGC-Qods Force-linked transactions.
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