Canada launches Maple Disruption 2.0 anti-fraud operation
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On November 11, 2026, FINTRAC announced that the RCMP-organized joint operation Maple Disruption 2.0 took 10,987 disruption actions against fraud tools in one week. Action partners from more than 50 organizations received and processed a total of 4,264 fraud reports and recovered CAD 1,063,809. Measures included disabling related email accounts, blocking phone numbers and fraudulent websites, as well as flagging or intercepting suspicious transactions and blacklisting cryptocurrency addresses linked to fraud.
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- FINTRAC (Canada)RCMP joins forces to combat cybercrime and fraud: Maple Disruption 2.0 takes more than 10,500 disruption actions
The RCMP-organized Maple Disruption 2.0 joint operation took 10,987 disruption actions against fraud tools over one week. Partners from more than 50 organizations received and handled 4,264 fraud reports and recovered $1,063,809. Measures included disabling associated email accounts, blocking phone numbers and fraudulent websites, as well as flagging or intercepting suspicious transactions and blacklisting cryptocurrency addresses involved in fraud.
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