Obligations are in effect·Enrolment deadline: 29 July 202621 days remaining

Live Register · Updated June 2026

AUSTRAC Penalty Register

Every civil penalty order, enforceable undertaking and enforcement action AUSTRAC has taken since 2006 — documented in full. Federal Court civil penalty orders total $2.56 billion AUD (aggregate of Federal Court orders 2018–2025, including CBA $700M, Westpac $1.3B, and subsequent actions). Since 1 July 2026, many lawyers, accountants, real estate professionals, conveyancers and jewellers providing designated services have entered the AML/CTF regime as reporting entities under Tranche 2 reforms.

Written by the Klyvon Compliance Team · Melbourne, Australia · General guidance only, not legal advice

Federal Court civil penalty orders · AUSTRAC-related proceedings · 2006–2026

$2,562,000,000

AUD · Civil penalty orders only · Excludes enforceable undertakings · Active proceedings ongoing

Largest single penalty order

$1.3B

Civil penalty orders on register

5

Estimated new Tranche 2 entities

100K+

Enforcement actions are public

Yes

Enrolment deadline

29 Jul 26

Civil Penalty Orders

Federal Court — ordered and confirmed penalties only
$1.3BAUD · Record fine
$700MAUD · Then-record fine
$450MAUD · Combined penalty
$67MAUD
$45MAUD · Then-record fine

Additional proceedings are on foot against The Star Entertainment Group, Tabcorp Holdings (second investigation), Entain Group, and Mount Pritchard & District Community Club. No Federal Court penalty order has been made in any of those matters as of June 2026 — they are excluded from this register until a final amount is determined.

Tranche 2 brings lawyers, accountants, jewellers, real estate agents, and conveyancers into the AML/CTF regime for the first time — obligations commenced 1 July 2026, with AUSTRAC enrolment required by 29 July 2026.

What Tranche 2 means for your business

Australia's AML/CTF regime has expanded to professional services since 1 July 2026.

Many lawyers, accountants, real estate professionals, conveyancers and jewellers providing designated services became AUSTRAC reporting entities on 1 July 2026 and must now be enrolled with AUSTRAC by 29 July 2026. AUSTRAC publishes all enforcement actions publicly — regulatory action is visible to clients, professional bodies and competitors.

Penalty scale

Significant

Actions are public

Yes

Enrolment deadline

29 Jul 2026

Days remaining

21

Get started free →

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

Everything Australian small businesses need to know about AUSTRAC enforcement and Tranche 2.

Related resources