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The C2KO – Certified Crypto KYC Officer is a globally recognized crypto KYC certification trusted by VASPs, regulators, and financial institutions in 180+ countries. This program focuses on end-to-end KYC, CDD/EDD, and RegTech-driven onboarding practices, preparing you to meet the latest FATF and VASP compliance standards with confidence.

$299.00

The C2KO – Certified Crypto KYC Officer™ is a globally recognized KYC certification program designed for KYC, CDD, and onboarding professionals working with virtual asset service providers (VASPs), crypto exchanges, and fintech institutions.
This program provides comprehensive, hands-on training on performing customer due diligence, enhanced due diligence, and identity verification within the fast-evolving digital asset ecosystem.


Accreditation

✅ Accredited by ONRIGA
✅ Blockchain-verified certificate
✅ Globally Recognized and Accepted in 180+ Countries


What You Will Learn

  • Implement KYC/CDD frameworks tailored for VASPs and crypto institutions
  • Verify customer and entity identities using on-chain and off-chain data
  • Detect fraudulent identities, stolen credentials, and fake exchanges
  • Apply FATF and MiCA-aligned onboarding and screening requirements
  • Design customer risk assessment and ongoing monitoring workflows
  • Leverage RegTech and automation tools for scalable KYC programs


Course Modules

Module 1 – Foundations of KYC in the Crypto Ecosystem

  • Why KYC in crypto differs from traditional banking models
  • Role of KYC within AML and CFT frameworks for VASPs
  • Practical application of FATF Recommendation 10 for crypto businesses
  • VASP licensing expectations and regulatory review focus areas
  • KYC challenges in decentralized and semi-decentralized environments
  • Common identity failures in crypto onboarding
  • Case study on identity gaps leading to exchange penalties
  • Practitioner perspective on how crypto KYC changes daily operations


Module 2 – Customer Identification and Verification (CIV)

  • Individual customer identification in crypto environments
  • Corporate and institutional customer identification
  • Verifying wallet ownership and use of digital signatures
  • Understanding wallet types and associated risk implications
  • Ultimate Beneficial Ownership (UBO) in crypto-linked entities
  • Beneficial ownership transparency challenges in layered structures
  • Documentation standards under FATF and MiCA
  • Case study on KYC breakdowns and identity-driven fraud patterns
  • Practitioner guidance on acceptable versus unacceptable evidence


Module 3 – Customer Due Diligence (CDD) and Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD)

  • Risk-based CDD for crypto customers
  • Designing CDD workflows for individuals versus corporates
  • Triggering EDD and escalation decision logic
  • EDD for PEPs, sanctions exposure, and high-risk jurisdictions
  • Source of funds and source of wealth assessment in crypto contexts
  • Ongoing due diligence and periodic review cycles
  • Building practical CDD and EDD risk scoring models
  • Onboarding risk assessment templates and documentation standards
  • Practitioner decision framework for CDD versus EDD


Module 4 – Screening, Risk Scoring, and Monitoring Tools

  • Name screening for sanctions, PEPs, and adverse media
  • Wallet screening and blockchain risk indicators
  • Understanding limitations of KYT, KYC, and RegTech tools
  • Integrating multiple data feeds without creating risk blind spots
  • Identifying red flags in crypto customer behavior
  • Escalation, review, and documentation best practices
  • Continuous monitoring of customer and transaction behavior
  • Case study on analytics-driven detection of mule accounts
  • Practitioner judgment versus automated tool outputs


Module 5 – Regulatory Compliance and Data Management

  • Record-keeping obligations for crypto KYC
  • Data retention expectations under FATF and MiCA
  • Data protection, privacy, and GDPR implications for KYC
  • Managing cross-border KYC data and verification vendors
  • Oversight and accountability of third-party verification providers
  • Audit trails and evidence preservation
  • Internal controls for KYC operations
  • Coordination between KYC, AML, and fraud teams
  • Preparing audit-ready KYC files


Module 6 – Governance, Audits, and Global Enforcement Trends

  • KYC governance structures in crypto organizations
  • Roles and responsibilities of KYC Officers, MLROs, and Compliance Heads
  • Internal KYC audits and control testing
  • Regulatory reviews and inspection readiness
  • Global enforcement trends affecting crypto KYC
  • Lessons from exchange and VASP enforcement actions
  • ONRIGA-compliant KYC audit checklist
  • Building a sustainable culture of compliance
  • Practitioner expectations during regulatory scrutiny


Exam & Certification Details

Format: 100 MCQs
Duration: 90 minutes
Passing Score: 75%
Attempts: 2 included
Validity: 2 years (Renewal 20% fee)


Course Currilcum

    • C2KO Official Study eBook Unlimited
    • C2KO Final Certification Exam 01:30:00

Course Reviews

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  1. Fair Assessment
    5

    The C2KO exam was challenging but fair. I liked that it tested real understanding instead of memorization.

  2. CDD Templates Worth It
    5

    A must for crypto compliance professionals. The CDD templates alone justify the enrollment cost.

  3. Ongoing Due Diligence
    5
  4. Ongoing Monitoring Clarity
    5
  5. EDD Explained Well
    5

    C2KO taught me how to properly perform EDD on high-risk customers. The real-world crypto examples are spot on.

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