Revealed: Fixer for the Chinese 'Bitcoin Queen' who ran UK's biggest money laundering scheme worth £5.5billion pays back £5.6million to British government

Hok Seng Ling, 48, was ordered to surrender the money after admitting his role in the biggest money laundering scam in British history.

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Hok Seng Ling, 48, has paid back £5.6 million to the British government. He was ordered to surrender the money after admitting his role in what the source describes as the biggest money laundering scam in British history, a scheme worth £5.5 billion.

Ling is identified as a fixer for the Chinese "Bitcoin Queen" who ran the scheme.

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