New Licensing Regime for Crypto Asset Secondary Service Providers Announced

Published at 2025-10-29 14:10:56
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On October 23, 2023, regulators introduced a new licensing regime specifically targeting Crypto Asset Secondary Service Providers. This proposal aims to establish clearer rules and oversight for companies offering services related to digital assets, enhancing security and compliance across the market.

The update will reshape how providers in the crypto ecosystem operate under regulatory frameworks, fostering transparency and trust among users. One key change involves removing certain outdated regulatory provisions that no longer suit the evolving digital asset market.

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