James Alec Douglas, aged 30, of Central Promenade, Douglas, this week pleaded not guilty to money laundering.
He is accused of possessing £7,196 in cash relating to criminal activity and appeared before the High Bailiff on Tuesday after initially appearing in court last week.
The money was found in a safe at his home but Mr Douglas said it is savings from work.
He is also accused of an act against public justice, which can be heard only at the Court of General Gaol Delivery.
That allegation relates to him using a false name for a caution given to him in 2017.
A pre-trial review will be held for the money laundering allegation in summary court on December 14.
The act against public justice allegation will be committed to the higher court on the same date.
It is also alleged that Mr Douglas is wanted in the United States.
He is remanded in custody after bail was previously denied.