Who must report to FINTRAC
Reporting entities that must report certain transactions, including suspicious transactions, to FINTRAC:
- accountants and accounting firms (when carrying out certain activities on behalf of their clients)
- acquirer services in relation to private automated banking machines New as of October 1, 2025
- agents of the Crown that sell money orders
- armoured car businesses
- casinos
- cheque cashers New as of July 10, 2025
- dealers in precious metals and precious stones
- factors New as of July 10, 2025
- financing or leasing entities New as of July 10, 2025
- financial entities such as:
- banks (that is, those listed in Schedule I or II of the Bank Act) or authorized foreign banks with respect to their operations in Canada
- caisses populaires
- credit unions
- credit union centrals (when they offer financial services to anyone other than a member entity of the credit union central)
- departments and agents of the Crown that accept deposit liabilities while providing financial services to the public
- financial services cooperatives
- life insurance companies, or entities that are life insurance brokers or agents, in respect of loans or prepaid payment products they offer to the public and accounts they maintain with respect to those loans or prepaid payment products (other than those specified in the definition in the Regulations)
- loan companies
- trust companies
- unregulated trust companies
- life insurance companies, brokers and agents
- money services businesses and foreign money services businesses
- mortgage administrators, brokers and lenders
- public notaries and notary corporations of British Columbia (when carrying out certain activities on behalf of their clients)
- real estate brokers, sales representatives and developers (when carrying out certain activities)
- securities dealers
- title insurers New as of October 1, 2025
- employees of these reporting entities for the purposes of suspicious transactions
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