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Prepare for the three-domain CCAS examination with source-grounded cryptoasset AFC study tools, all supplied official flashcards and full-length timed practice.
Qualification facts verified against CCAS three-domain blueprint. Last checked 2026-08-01. Official ACAMS CCAS certification page and candidate handbook. Exam format and passing score were verified against current official ACAMS sources; domain weights and detailed coverage were verified against the supplied official factsheet, study guide and flashcards.
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CCAS tests cryptoasset and blockchain knowledge, AML foundations for cryptoassets, and the design and operation of cryptoasset risk-management programs. This course applies the documented 30% / 35% / 35% weighting across its reference material, tutor context and five full-length mock exams.
The supplied official study guide contains 12 teaching modules across those three domains. The course preserves that module sequence in its summaries while keeping the separate weighted blueprint visible for exam planning.
The active-recall deck preserves every card from the supplied official ACAMS CCAS printable deck, retaining the original card numbers from 1-1 through 3-60. No generated cards are appended to the official set.
Each mock contains 100 questions and runs for 175 minutes. Mocks 1-4 contain 400 independently worded source-grounded practice questions. Mock 5 is an equal 25-question sample from those four papers and retains the official domain allocation. Multiple-response reasoning is practised through combination options that can be scored reliably by the current platform.
| Assessment | 100 multiple-choice and multiple-response questions, including unidentified unscored items |
| Duration | 175 Minutes |
| Passing Score | 75 |
| Feature | Exams Academy | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Access Period | Lifetime Access | One-time enrollment with no recurring fee |
| Practice Exams | Unlimited Retakes | Five 100-question timed mock exams |
| Study Support | Instant 24/7 AI Tutor | Self-service AI support; live instructor support is not included |
| Cost | $189 (One-Time) | One-time payment with no recurring subscription |
Revise with all 180 cards from the supplied official ACAMS CCAS printable deck.
Build timing and decision skill with five complete 100-question rehearsals.
Connect blockchain technology, financial-crime risk, controls and investigations.
Clarify close cryptoasset AFC distinctions inside the learning platform.
Use the same question bank in two different ways: build understanding with instant feedback, then switch to a realistic simulation when you are ready.
Choose an answer, see immediately whether it is right or wrong, and read the explanation before moving on.
Work against the official-style timer without revealing answers, then review your score and every explanation after submission.
Blockchain infrastructure, cryptoasset types and services, wallets and transactions, smart contracts, attribution and analytics.
Financial-crime typologies, cryptoasset risk factors, risk-based controls, customer research and suspicious-activity reporting.
Cross-jurisdiction regulation, risk assessment, program governance, cryptoasset KYC and monitoring, analytics and investigations.
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ACAMS describes 100 multiple-choice and multiple-response questions completed in 175 minutes. The candidate handbook states a passing score of 75, includes unidentified unscored questions and applies no penalty for guessing.
Cryptoasset and Blockchain is 30%; AML Foundations for Cryptoasset and Blockchain is 35%; and Risk Management Programs for Cryptoasset and Blockchain is 35%. Every course mock follows that allocation.
Yes. The course preserves all 180 cards from the official printable CCAS flashcard document supplied for this build and retains their original ACAMS numbers. No generated cards are appended.
The official study guide contains three courses with four teaching modules each. The exam blueprint weights those courses as three domains. The platform preserves the 12-module learning sequence and the separate three-domain exam allocation.
The live question schema scores one option. Multiple-response reasoning is therefore presented through combination questions where one option contains all and only the supported statements.
No. Exams Academy is an independent education provider and is not affiliated with or endorsed by ACAMS. ACAMS remains the authority for certification, eligibility, scheduling and examination policies.
You receive lifetime access to the current course content with no recurring subscription fee.
Yes! Test your knowledge and see our AI tutor explanations with the free ACAMS Certified Cryptoasset Anti-Financial Crime Specialist (CCAS) Sample Paper. It contains 15 questions from one named topic and is not a full mock exam or overall readiness assessment.
Prepare for the CAMS exam with source-grounded summaries, the supplied official flashcards and practice exams weighted to the current domains.