The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) on April 14 handed over to Pakistan a new set of recommendations to boost its fight against financial crimes in the country, especially the terror financing, reports Daily Times. Pakistan is set to submit in the coming days its compliance report to the FATF on the action plan outlined during the last meeting in February. Ahead of the submission of the report, the Finance Ministry has received a new set of recommendations which requires Pakistan to track all gold purchases throughout the country. The task force has asked Islamabad to collect data of all gold markets (Sarafa Bazars) in the country and the sale and purchase of gold therein. The country has been asked to ban gold purchases on cash payments and instead allow those only through the debit or credit cards. The recommendations further demanded Pakistan to ensure restriction on supply of gold and jewelry to the banned outfits and terrorist organisations.