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Trump accounts were closed in 2021 due to concerns over possible money laundering, Capital One says

Capital One says a months-long compliance review flagged transaction patterns tied to more than 300 Trump-affiliated accounts, not political bias.

  • On Friday, Capital One Financial Corp. asked a Miami federal court to dismiss the Trump Organization's lawsuit, asserting it closed more than 300 accounts for anti-money laundering reasons following an internal review.
  • The Trump Organization and Eric Trump, the president's son, sued in March 2025, alleging the bank shuttered more than 300 accounts due to 'woke' beliefs after the January 6, 2021 riot.
  • Capital One maintains the closures resulted from 'transaction patterns' flagged by federal banking guidance, noting the decision involved professionals 'with decades of law enforcement experience.'
  • A Miami federal judge has dismissed two previous complaints in the case, and Capital One argues the latest version, filed in July, 'suffers from the same fundamental flaws as their prior two pleadings.'
  • This litigation follows a wave of similar lawsuits against JPMorgan Chase, as the Trump administration signed an August 2025 executive order barring discriminatory debanking.
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