FATF is an abbreviation for "The Financial Action Task Force." It is an intergovernmental organization that develops and promotes measures to prevent money laundering and funding of terrorism. It has 34 member countries and regions and two member international organizations.
In June 2015, the FATF added guidelines called the "Guidance for a Risk-based Approach to Virtual Currencies" to its February 2012 recommendations.
The Japan Authority of Digital Assets (JADA) formulated its own guidelines as a self-regulating organization to enact measures that counteract money laundering and terrorist funding and contribute to the development of digital currencies.