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ACAMS CCAS Exam Preparation (UAE)
Prepare for the three-domain CCAS examination with Study Guide v1.02, cryptoasset AFC study tools, all supplied official flashcards and full-length timed practice.
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- 500 practice questions across 5 mock exams · unlimited retakes
- Focus Learn · key areas, pitfalls, exam traps & key numbers
- Flashcards · fun, fast and effective recall
- 251 searchable references, including 13 complete worked calculations.
- Audio Learning · every chapter in audio
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Syllabus
Domain 1: Cryptoasset and Blockchain 30% syllabus weight
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Blockchain infrastructure, cryptoasset types and services, wallets and transactions, smart contracts, attribution and analytics.
- • Blockchains, consensus, mining and network vulnerabilities
- • Cryptoassets, VASPs, exchanges, DeFi, DApps and DAOs
- • Wallets, transactions, attribution, clustering and tracing
Domain 2: AML Foundations for Cryptoasset and Blockchain 35% syllabus weight
Financial-crime typologies, cryptoasset risk factors, risk-based controls, customer research and suspicious-activity reporting.
- • Money laundering, terrorist financing, sanctions, fraud, tax and cybercrime
- • Customer, jurisdiction, product and channel risk
- • KYC, monitoring, investigations, escalation and SAR or STR reporting
Domain 3: Risk Management Programs for Cryptoasset and Blockchain 35% syllabus weight
Cross-jurisdiction regulation, risk assessment, program governance, cryptoasset KYC and monitoring, analytics and investigations.
- • FATF standards, the Travel Rule and jurisdiction-specific requirements
- • Risk appetite, controls, third-party tools and VASP assessment
- • Blockchain monitoring, tracking, investigations and external requests
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Free ACAMS Certified Cryptoasset Anti-Financial Crime Specialist (CCAS) Practice Questions & Exam Preview
Try 15 ACAMS Certified Cryptoasset Anti-Financial Crime Specialist (CCAS) practice questions from AML Foundations for Cryptoasset and Blockchain
Practice ACAMS Certified Cryptoasset Anti-Financial Crime Specialist (CCAS) exam questions with answers and explanations. The full course includes 5 mock exams and chapter study tools.
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AML Foundations for Cryptoasset and Blockchain
A VASP applies a fictional internal cash-review trigger of 5,000 units. Six newly opened accounts each deposit 4,800 units at different branches and then send cryptoassets to one wallet. What should the analyst prioritize?
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Card 1 of 10Cryptoasset Infrastructure
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What is a block?
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- Blocks, hashes, metadata and immutability
- Public, private, consortium and hybrid blockchains
- Decentralization and network control
- Proof of work and proof of stake
- Mining pools, hash power and environmental considerations
- Cryptoassets compared with fiat currency
- Private keys, addresses and transaction validation
- Comparing payment benefits with operational limitations
- Mining, block rewards and freshly mined funds
- Ledger access, resilience and transaction models
Cryptoasset Infrastructure
A blockchain is a distributed record in which transaction data is grouped into blocks and linked using cryptographic hashes. Each block contains data, its own hash, the previous block’s hash and metadata. Changing a validated record changes its hash and breaks the link with following blocks, which helps explain immutability. Immutability does not mean that a system is impossible to attack or that information placed on a chain is automatically accurate; it means confirmed data is difficult to alter without the network detecting or rejecting the change.
Public blockchains permit broad participation and are generally permissionless. Private blockchains restrict participation to an approved network. Consortium and hybrid arrangements sit between those models by allocating control among define…
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Key Benefits
Official CCAS Flashcards, Faithfully Preserved
Revise with all 180 cards from the supplied official ACAMS CCAS printable deck.
- ✓ Original ACAMS card numbers retained in the learning data.
- ✓ Every supplied question and answer preserved without generated filler.
- ✓ Cards organized across the 12 official study modules.
Five Full-Length Mock Exams
Build timing and decision skill with five complete 100-question rehearsals.
- ✓ Official 175-minute examination timing.
- ✓ Blueprint-weighted 30/35/35 allocation in every mock.
- ✓ Applied scenarios plus native single-answer and multiple-response interactions.
Twelve Source-Grounded Module Summaries
Connect blockchain technology, financial-crime risk, controls and investigations.
- ✓ Cryptoasset infrastructure, services, wallets and analytics.
- ✓ Financial-crime typologies, risk, controls, research and reporting.
- ✓ Regulation, risk management, KYC, monitoring and investigations.
AI Tutor Grounded in CCAS Sources
Clarify close cryptoasset AFC distinctions inside the learning platform.
- ✓ Structured around all 12 study modules and three weighted domains.
- ✓ Separates red flags, attribution, evidence, controls and escalation.
- ✓ Directs current legal questions to the applicable authority and qualified adviser.
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Frequently Asked Questions
This course is based on the supplied CCAS Study Guide v1.02, supported by the published three-domain blueprint and the official 180-card deck.
Every study module has a prerecorded English overview in female and male voices. Choose a chapter and voice to listen. Audio supports revision; use the written explanations and worked calculations for the full detail.
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.
Native multiple-response questions let you select every applicable answer independently. A response is correct only when it includes every correct answer and no incorrect answer.
No. The mock questions are independently authored, source-grounded application practice. They use the documented CCAS response types and public timing and blueprint information, but do not reproduce live exam items or ACAMS's gated practice-exam questions.
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 review detailed explanations with the free ACAMS Certified Cryptoasset Anti-Financial Crime Specialist (CCAS) Mock Exam Preview below. It contains 15 exam-style questions covering AML Foundations for Cryptoasset and Blockchain; the full course provides complete mock exams and syllabus coverage.
Exam Format & Details
| Assessment | 100 multiple-choice and multiple-response questions, including unidentified unscored items |
| Duration | 175 Minutes |
| Passing Score | 75 |
CCAS preparation aligned to the official three-domain blueprint
CCAS tests cryptoasset and blockchain knowledge, AML foundations for cryptoassets, and the design and operation of cryptoasset risk-management programs. The updated study materials cover the published CCAS exam blueprint, with its documented 30% / 35% / 35% allocation in every full-length mock. The reference sheet and tutor support the corresponding objectives.
The supplied official CCAS Study Guide v1.02 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.
All 180 supplied official flashcards
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. The five mock exams include 500 source-grounded practice questions covering applied decisions, technical distinctions and numerical methods, using the course's blueprint-weighted allocation. Native multiple-response questions let you select each applicable answer independently and require the exact correct set for a mark. The practice pass target is 75%; ACAMS publishes score 75, which is not asserted to be a raw percentage conversion. A searchable set of 251 references includes 13 complete worked calculations with inputs, method, answer and common trap.
The mocks reproduce the documented CCAS response types—single-answer and multiple-response—and the public 100-question, 175-minute structure. Every practice question is independently authored for preparation; the course does not reproduce live examination items or ACAMS's gated practice-exam questions.
Who Is This For?
✓ Professionals preparing for the ACAMS CCAS certification examination
✓ AML, KYC, transaction-monitoring and investigations professionals working with cryptoassets
✓ Compliance teams at exchanges, wallet providers, banks, fintechs and other VASPs
✓ Regulatory, law-enforcement, legal, audit, intelligence and blockchain-analytics professionals
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ACAMS Certified Cryptoasset Anti-Financial Crime Specialist (CCAS) Exam Guides
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Exam guide
ACAMS CCAS Exam Guide: Format, Domains and Study Plan
Prepare for the ACAMS CCAS exam with its 100-question format, three-domain weighting, 180 official flashcards and a focused six-week plan for exam day.
Exam guideACAMS CCAS Crypto Transaction Investigation Workflow
Follow a cryptoasset alert from wallet and transaction context through tracing, attribution, evidence, Travel Rule review and a documented CCAS decision.
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Prepare for the CCAS exam with source-grounded summaries, the supplied official flashcards and practice exams weighted to the current domains.
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