Money laundering B Domestic Financial Transaction is a type of financial activity that involves illegally converting illegally-obtained funds into legitimate funds in order to conceal the source and/or ownership of the funds. It is a criminal activity that can involve domestic financial institutions, businesses, and individuals. Types of Money Laundering B Domestic Financial Transaction include: * Surfing — the practice of making numerous small transactions over time to avoid detection; * Structuring — making financial transactions to hide the source of income; * Layering — transferring funds through multiple accounts and financial institutions to conceal the source of the money; * Bank Secrecy Act Violations — the practice of hiding or disguising the source of funds from financial institutions; * Trade Mis-invoicing — the practice of providing false information on invoice documents in order to hide the true source of funds; * Shell Corporations — the use of corporations or trusts to hide the source of funds.