В Таиланде запускают песочницу для тестирования криптосервисов

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2022-09-09Última atualização em 2024-08-09

Комиссия по ценным бумагам и биржам Таиланда (SEC) анонсировала запуск «регуляторной песочницы» для тестирования цифровых услуг и активов.

В SEC заявили, что для бирж цифровых активов, брокеров, дилеров, управляющих фондов, а также консультантов и поставщиков кастодиальных кошельков участие в работе песочницы является обязательным условием допуска на крипторынок страны.

По мнению регулятора замкнутая среда и открытый диалог с органами государственного управления будут способствовать безопасному развитию рынка цифровых активов.

«Участники регуляторной песочницы должны в течение года внедрить инновации в разработку услуг цифровых активов, подтвердить свою квалификацию, продемонстрировать достаточность капитала, систему работы и структуру управления, чтобы гарантировать готовность к предоставлению криптовалютных услуг на тайском рынке капитала», — говорится в объявлении SEC.

Регулятор уточнил, что в случае необходимости участники могут запросить продление периода тестирования своих услуг по истечении срока действия песочницы.

Ранее Комиссия по ценным бумагам и биржам Таиланда заявила о намерении блокировать нелицензированные криптовалютные платформы ради защиты пользователей и борьбы с отмыванием денег.

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