Interpol introduces silver notice to track criminal assets
Interpol has launched a new color-coded alert called the silver notice to help its 196 member countries share information when they search for criminal assets such as cash, cryptocurrency, cars, property and boats. The system was tested from January 2025 and 82 trial countries have identified at least 36 million euros in assets so far. Italy used the first notice in a senior mafia case and Brazil located property, apartments and livestock linked to the suspect; Italy and Brazil are working to return those assets. Members will vote on formal adoption at Interpol's general assembly in Hong Kong in November.
Silver Notice trial identified at least 36 million euros.
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Interpol tested the silver notice from January 2025. Trial countries found connected assets worth at least 36 million euros. Members will vote on formal adoption at the November general assembly in Hong Kong.
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