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Japanese National Police Agency representative visits Curaçao and asks authorities to act against operators targeting Japan
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Japanese National Police Agency representative visits Curaçao and asks authorities to act against operators targeting Japan
A representative of Japan’s National Police Agency (NPA) visited Curaçao for the first time and asked local authorities to take action against operators serving the Japanese market. For high-risk payment providers, that is the part that matters: a regulator or law-enforcement body is not talking about theory here, but about operators and the jurisdiction they use.
- The visit was the first time an NPA representative had come to Curaçao, according to the source.
- During the trip, the representative asked local authorities to take measures against operators that are working on the Japanese market.
- The source does not name the operators, specify the requested measures, or say how Curaçao authorities responded.
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