I mean that sounds appropriate if a random person tried to get in their car.

It seems like it has to be more important than that though.

anon

Often the participants used a token system, where they would send one another the serial number of a specific bank note beforehand, and then flash that note on arrival to verify they have met with the right person, a common tactic in money laundering circles.

Does anyone understand how this works? They show up and the token is wrong, what happens?

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Inside a $30 Million Cash-for-Bitcoin Laundering Ring in the Heart of New York

k00b

> Often the participants used a token system, where they would send one another the serial number of a specific bank note beforehand, and then flash that note on arrival to verify they have met with the right person, a common tactic in money laundering circles.

Does anyone understand how this works? They show up and the token is wrong, what happens?