The Chainalysis Cryptocurrency Fundamentals Certification (CCFC) provides participants with a fundamental understanding of cryptocurrency technology, insight into key stakeholders, and illuminates the use cases, and functions of cryptocurrency relative to the traditional financial system. The course engages learners using a mix of practical exercises, group discussion and case studies developed by Chainalysis experts. The training is provided through a small virtual classroom setting over four half days.

This session has 30 virtual seats available. Given the anticipated high demand, seats will be allotted first-come, first-served.

Upon completion, practitioners will be able to describe key concepts and technology, recognize the value proposition of cryptocurrencies and understand how to begin constructing risk assessments drawing on blockchain analysis.

Throughout this training, Chainalysis instructors will ask learners to access and navigate through several websites that may be initially blocked by your agency firewall. To maximize the learning experience and complete the final assessment, access to the websites listed below is required. Please contact your IT manager to ensure that proper access is granted for the duration of the training.

 LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

  1. Recognize the value and context of cryptocurrency relative to the traditional financial system.
  2. Understand the principles of blockchain technology enabling cryptocurrencies.
  3. Learn how Bitcoin functions, and how alternative cryptocurrencies differ.
  4. Identify key industry actors, cryptocurrency applications, and regulatory developments.
  5. Understand how blockchain analysis can enable effective risk management.

AGENDA:

  • Bitcoin: from transaction to block
  • Block explorers
  • Altcoins
  • Industry typologies & use cases
  • Cryptocurrency and risk
  • Regulatory overview
  • Blockchain analysis
  • Transaction monitoring & compliance
  • CCFC exam

CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:

  • Active participation in small group discussion exercises.
  • 75% required to pass exam - 1.75 hours, 80 multiple choice questions
  • Open notes
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November 25, 2026 11:59 PM
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