NCA’s 2025–26 SARs Annexes show banks accounted for 760,376 SARs (84.8% of submissions), with financial services contributing 99,956; DAML requests fell 22.1%, while TF SARs rose to 1,187

Virtual-asset reporting declined: cryptocurrency exchanges submitted 13,740 SARs, down from 14,153 in 2024–25. DAML requests fell by 22.1%, from 57,214 to 44,553. Banks remained the largest source, submitting 19,081 requests, followed by e-money and e-payment providers with 8,153. Terrorist-financing SARs increased: submissions rose from 1,097 to 1,187, with banks accounting for 529 reports. The annexes provide a sector-level view of reporting trends across banking, payments, accountancy, legal services, gambling, property and virtual assets, helping identify where reporting volumes…