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What Is a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP)?

A person or entity that conducts business involving virtual assets for others, such as exchanges and custodians, and must comply with FATF rules.
Greeks.Live07.11.25

What Is a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP)?

A VASP is any natural or legal person who conducts business activities for or on behalf of another natural or legal person, involving virtual assets. This includes exchanges, custodians, and certain types of wallet providers.

The FATF uses this term to define the entities that must comply with its AML/CTF recommendations, essentially bringing key crypto intermediaries under financial regulation.

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