Precious metals & stones dealers compliance in South Australia
Federal + SA-specific compliance obligations for precious metals & stones dealers businesses operating in South Australia.
2
Total obligations
0
SA-specific
6
SA regulators
Federal obligations also applicable
Enrol with AUSTRAC as a reporting entity
Tranche 2 entities must enrol with AUSTRAC within 28 days of first providing a designated service (29 July 2026 for services from 1 July 2026).
Maintain a written AML/CTF program
Every reporting entity needs a documented AML/CTF program — an ML/TF risk assessment plus AML/CTF policies.
Applicability answers for precious metals & stones dealers
- Do jewellers need to enrol with AUSTRAC?
- Do precious metals and stones dealers need to enrol with AUSTRAC as a reporting entity?
- Do precious metals and stones dealers need to maintain a written AML/CTF program?
- Does Customer due diligence (KYC) on every customer apply to precious metals and stones dealers?
- Does Suspicious matter, threshold, and IFTI reporting to AUSTRAC apply to precious metals and stones dealers?
- Do precious metals and stones dealers need to designate an AML/CTF Compliance Officer?
- Do precious metals and stones dealers need to detect + enhance due diligence on Domestic + Foreign PEPs?
- Does Independent review of AML/CTF program apply to precious metals and stones dealers?
Need the federal-only picture?
See national precious metals & stones dealers compliance for the full federal picture.