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Cryptoasset and Blockchain


Course format: self-paced online

    Cryptoasset and Blockchain Certificate: Course Content

    ACAMS has developed three crypto certificates to help AFC professionals understand the crypto landscape and mitigate the associated risks. This Cryptoasset and Blockchain Certificate is the most technology-focused of our cryptocurrency courses. In this course, you will learn about the different types of blockchains, cryptoassets, and cryptocurrencies, with case studies throughout illustrating real-world uses of the technology. You can test your knowledge as the training progresses with regular review questions.

     

    The Cryptoasset and Blockchain Certificate will help you understand:

    • How a blockchain functions, what cryptoassets are, and how mining creates coins
    • The different types of cryptoassets and virtual asset service providers
    • How transactions happen on the blockchain, and their purpose, and types of wallets
    • How to utilize analytics to help protect against blockchain risks and assist in cryptoasset tracing and attribution

    Pricing

    Prices are subject to local tax.

     

    ACAMS Members

    US$595.00

    Non-Members

    US$795.00

     

    Group Pricing

    Access preferential group pricing and enhance the AFC expertise of your entire team. Our business solutions are tailored to organizations of all sizes and budgets. Find out how we can meet your training needs here.

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    Course structure:

    • Online and self-paced crypto course
    • Four hours of coursework
    • Four weeks to complete
    • Pass a 20-question final assessment to receive your Cryptoasset and Blockchain Certificate (results available immediately)

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