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ITS on the format for reporting suspicions and providing transaction records to the FIU

Consultation closed, being finalisedStatus reviewed October 6, 2026
Articles
Art. 69 AMLR
Legal basis
AMLR art. 69(3)
Consultation closed
September 20, 2026
Expected
December 31, 2026
Applies to
every type of obliged entity

The consultation has closed. AMLA is processing the responses and preparing the final draft for submission to the European Commission.

What it covers

Uniform EU format and data fields for reporting suspicious transactions (STR/SAR) to the FIU, with templates per type of obliged entity and a template for transaction records from credit and financial institutions. Consulted from 2 July to 20 September 2026 (public hearing 9 September 2026); the General Board asked for a proportionate, phased approach; final draft scheduled for Q4 2026.

What it means in practice

Direct impact on FIU Reporting: the reporting process, data fields in the case tool and the interface with FIU-Netherlands must be adapted to the new template.

Versions and what changed

  1. Consultation paperJuly 2, 2026
    AMLA consultation paper on the draft ITS under Art. 69(3) AMLR

    First public draft with reporting templates per type of obliged entity and a template for transaction records. Public hearing 9 September 2026; consultation closed 20 September 2026. Check the data points against the goAML schema your FIU uses.

    Sources
  2. Final draftnot yet available
  3. Submitted to the Commissionnot yet available
  4. Published in the Official Journalnot yet available

Consultation themes

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Framework blocks it lands on

FIU ReportingTransaction monitoringSystems & tooling

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Other instruments

Every RTS, Guideline and ITS under the AMLR