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UK tests stablecoins in regulatory sandbox while proposing limits on user holdings

UK regulators are advancing a dual approach to stablecoin regulation, combining live testing within the Financial Conduct Authority’s sandbox with proposed limits on user holdings. The sandbox includes firms like Revolut and Monee Financial Technologies, trialing applications in payments, settlement, and crypto trading under strict supervision. Concurrently, the Bank of England has proposed temporary caps—£20,000 per stablecoin for individuals and £10 million for businesses—to mitigate systemic risks such as bank deposit flight. This cautious "test and contain" strategy aims to foster innovation in pound-denominated stablecoins while preventing rapid scaling until the market matures. The UK’s approach reflects the minor global role of non-dollar stablecoins and focuses on ensuring safe integration into the existing financial system.

ambcrypto02/25 21:12

UK tests stablecoins in regulatory sandbox while proposing limits on user holdings

ambcrypto02/25 21:12

Crypto Debanking Deepens in the UK as 40% of Exchange Transactions Face Bank Blocks

A recent study by the UK Cryptoasset Business Council reveals that nearly 40% of transactions to crypto exchanges in the UK are being blocked or delayed by traditional banks. The report, titled "Locked Out: Debanking the UK’s Digital Asset Economy," highlights growing banking restrictions faced by the digital asset sector. Major exchanges, including Coinbase, Kraken, and Gemini, participated in the survey, with 70% reporting a worsening banking environment. Issues include difficulties with card payments and bank transfers, affecting both retail and institutional investors. Banks like Barclays and HSBC have imposed strict transaction limits, while others have halted crypto-related transactions entirely. The UKCBC calls for an end to blanket bans and urges a risk-based approach to avoid stifling innovation and driving business overseas.

TheNewsCrypto01/27 08:54

Crypto Debanking Deepens in the UK as 40% of Exchange Transactions Face Bank Blocks

TheNewsCrypto01/27 08:54

Bank of Russia Publishes Rules for Purchasing Digital Financial Assets (DFAs) by 'Qualified' and 'Non-Qualified' Investors

The Bank of Russia has announced new rules, effective from 2026, that will change the classification of digital financial assets (DFAs) available to qualified and non-qualified investors. Non-qualified investors will be allowed to freely purchase the most popular DFAs with payments not dependent on variable indicators, including debt assets. They will also gain access, within a limit of 600,000 rubles, to DFAs whose returns are linked to variables such as inflation, the key rate, or prices of precious metals and stocks. All such DFAs must carry a high credit rating, and some will require capital protection to guarantee the return of the initial investment. DFAs with higher risks will be restricted to qualified investors. Legal entities will be able to acquire digital rights with almost no limitations, except for DFAs tied to securities that are reserved for qualified investors. The announcement follows the central bank's earlier reveal of a concept for regulating the digital asset and cryptocurrency market, which is expected to be finalized by mid-2026. The concept proposes allowing the circulation of DFAs and other digital rights on open blockchain networks. This is intended to let issuers freely attract foreign investment and allow clients to purchase DFAs "on terms no worse than those for purchasing cryptocurrency." Regarding cryptocurrencies, the Bank of Russia's plan states that both qualified and non-qualified investors will be permitted to buy them, but each category will be subject to specific rules and restrictions.

RBK-crypto12/29 15:20

Bank of Russia Publishes Rules for Purchasing Digital Financial Assets (DFAs) by 'Qualified' and 'Non-Qualified' Investors

RBK-crypto12/29 15:20

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