Wu Blockchain forwarded a message stating that Interpol is expanding its "Silver Notice" system, which allows its 196 member countries to share information to assist in tracking and seizing cross-border criminal assets, including cash, cryptocurrencies, vehicles, and real estate.
The system has been piloted since January 2025, involving 82 countries, and has identified at least €36 million in criminal assets. Interpol members are expected to vote on whether to fully adopt the system at the General Assembly in Hong Kong in November 2026.
Wu Blockchain: Interpol expands "Silver Notice" system, identifying at least €36 million in criminal assets
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