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Which type of transaction is NOT typically subject to FINTRAC reporting requirements?

Comparing mortgage rates is a standard client activity and is not a financial transaction that triggers any FINTRAC reporting requirement. The other options are

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Question: Which type of transaction is NOT typically subject to FINTRAC reporting requirements?

Answer options:

  • Suspicious transactions of any amount.
  • Large cash transactions (LCT) of $10,000 or more.
  • Electronic funds transfers (EFT) of $10,000 or more across national borders. ✅ A client comparing mortgage rates from different lenders.

Correct answer: A client comparing mortgage rates from different lenders.

Explanation: Comparing mortgage rates is a standard client activity and is not a financial transaction that triggers any FINTRAC reporting requirement. The other options are specific types of transactions or activities that require mandatory reporting.

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