AML Compliance Toolkit · Canada
Answer a few quick questions about a cash, crypto or wire transaction. You will see which FINTRAC report is required, if any, and the exact filing deadline.
| Report | When it is required | Deadline |
|---|---|---|
| Large Cash Transaction Report (LCTR) | You receive $10,000 or more in cash, in one transaction or under the 24-hour rule | 15 calendar days |
| Large Virtual Currency Transaction Report (LVCTR) | You receive crypto worth $10,000 or more, in one transaction or under the 24-hour rule | 5 working days |
| Electronic Funds Transfer Report (EFTR) | An international transfer of $10,000 or more, sent or received for a client (financial entities, MSBs and casinos) | 5 working days |
| Casino Disbursement Report (CDR) | A casino pays out $10,000 or more | 15 calendar days |
| Suspicious Transaction Report (STR) | Reasonable grounds to suspect money laundering, terrorist financing or sanctions evasion, at any amount, including attempted transactions | As soon as practicable |
| Listed Person or Entity Property Report | Property linked to a listed terrorist group or person | Immediately |
Working-day deadlines here skip weekends only. A public holiday in that period can give you one more day, but we show the earlier date to keep you safe. Cash or crypto received from a financial entity or public body is generally exempt from LCTR and LVCTR reporting. Each report is separate: one transaction can require more than one report.
This tool is for general education and does not replace legal or compliance advice. Always confirm with FINTRAC's official guidance.
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