Banks want State tracking of bets in illicit cash crackdown

Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) CEO Habil Olaka. PHOTO | SALATON NJAU | NMG

Banks are pushing for changes to the law that will compel betting firms to report suspicious deposits and withdrawals from gaming accounts in the latest plan against money laundering.

Industry lobby Kenya Bankers Association (KBA) said betting sites offer convenient platforms to clean dirty money prompting the push to compel gaming firms to report suspicious bets to the Financial Reporting Centre (FRC).

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