The Oman Financial Services Authority, working with the Public Prosecution, held a specialised programme on investigating money laundering crimes involving cryptocurrencies, focusing on analytical and transaction-tracking methods used to detect and trace suspicious activity. Delivered by Assistant Public Prosecutor Khalfan Al Maawali, the session covered core concepts of crypto-related money laundering, practical methodologies for analysis and tracking, and challenges faced by law enforcement agencies. It also discussed international best practices for handling digital evidence, positioned as part of a wider set of joint initiatives to strengthen national capabilities and regulatory readiness in response to developments in the financial sector.