2022-06-05
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The Palestine Monetary Authority issued Circular No. 124/2022 mandating all Palestinian banks to immediately implement strict measures against banknote counterfeiting and money laundering. The directive requires financial institutions to regularly calibrate counting machines to meet current security standards, detect and segregate counterfeit and damaged notes, and document all inspection processes digitally. Additionally, banks must enhance staff training on forgery detection, report suspected counterfeit notes to General Security and the Financial Monitoring Unit, prevent the dispensing of outdated banknote issues via counters and ATMs, and assist citizens in verifying note authenticity.
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Palestine Monetary Authority
PALESTINE MONETARY AUTHORITY
Circular No. (124/2022)
To all banks operating in Palestine
Date: Sunday, June 05, 2022
Subject: Counting and Inspection of Banknotes
Based on Palestine Monetary Authority Instruction No. (2012/12), and in our commitment to combat the phenomenon of banknote counterfeiting and forgery, and to mitigate the risks of money laundering and terrorist financing as well as any potential risks, we emphasize the necessity of taking immediate action on the following:
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Palestine Monetary Authority
PALESTINE MONETARY AUTHORITY
Supervision Group
Palestine Monetary Authority
Copy to: The Honorable Financial Monitoring Unit
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