The statement is fundamentally correct in its core claims: an Australian authority (the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, or ASIC) did take legal action against BPS Financial over violations related to the Qoin Wallet, resulting in a multi-million dollar penalty. All provided sources, including the primary source from ASIC, confirm these facts.The only inaccuracy in the statement is the specific penalty amount. The statement claims the fine was for "$9.7 million," but the official ASIC media release and the vast majority of reputable sources clearly state the penalty was **$14 million AUD**.Several sources help explain this numerical discrepancy by reporting the US dollar equivalent of the fine, which was approximately **$9.3 million USD**. The figure of "$9.7 million" cited in the original statement is not found in any of the provided sources, but it is reasonably close to the USD figure and likely stems from a different currency conversion rate or a simple reporting error. Because the statement accurately identifies the involved parties, the product, the violation, and the nature of the consequence (a multi-million dollar fine), it is assessed as "likely_true." The error in the specific monetary value prevents it from being entirely true, but the substance of the claim is correct.