(1) knowingly receives or agrees to receive for transmission from one or more individuals a total of ten thousand dollars or more in a single transaction, a total of twenty-five thousand dollars or more during a period of thirty days or less, or a total of two hundred fifty thousand dollars or more during a period of one year or less; or
(2) knowingly sells or issues New York instruments or New York traveler's checks to one or more individuals totaling ten thousand dollars or more in a single transaction, a total of twenty-five thousand dollars or more during a period of thirty days or less, or a total of two hundred fifty thousand dollars or more during a period of one year or less; or
(3) knowingly engages in the business of receiving money for transmitting or transmitting the same, knowing such money to be the proceeds of any criminal conduct; or
(4) knowingly sells or issues New York instruments or New York traveler's checks as those terms are defined by section six hundred fifty-three of this chapter, knowing such instruments or checks to be purchased with the proceeds of or derived from any criminal conduct; shall be guilty of a class E felony. 3. Any licensee who fails to make any report required by the superintendent pursuant to this article, on or before the day designated for the making thereof, or fails to include therein any prescribed matter, shall forfeit to the people of the state an amount as determined pursuant to section forty-four-a of this chapter for every day that such report shall be delayed or withheld, and for every day that it shall fail to report any such omitted matter, unless the superintendent shall, in his or her sole discretion, for good cause shown, reduce the amount to be forfeited, or unless the time therefor shall have been extended by the superintendent, as provided in subdivision four of this section. 4. The superintendent may extend, for a period not exceeding ninety days, the time within which a licensee is required to make any report required by the superintendent pursuant to this article.
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