Definitions for "FTRA"
Financial Transaction Reports Act 1988 (Cth).
The FTRA is the law that requires information to be collected by specified organisations, including banks, from their customers. For example, to open a bank account, the FTRA requires Australian banks to perform a 100 point check on the customer and to keep that information. The FTRA requires the specified organisations to report large and suspicious transactions to a government department. See also '100 point check'.
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Fast Toys Ram Air - similar to CAI