Crypto Regulations in Thailand 2025

The post Crypto Regulations in Thailand 2025 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The post Crypto Regulations in Thailand 2025 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News In 2025, Thailand released a string of crypto developments, including– enhancing customer protection, transparency, innovation, taxation, and market revenue. The Thai government is implementing new policies to foster growth in the digital asset space as it aspires to become prominent in the digital finance and cryptocurrency space.  Table of contents Crypto regulations in Thailand 2025  What is the Thai Government Saying About Crypto in 2025? Crypto Tax in Thailand 2025  Crypto License in Thailand 2025  Crypto Adoption in Thailand 2025 Conclusion FAQs Crypto regulations in Thailand 2025  June 17, 2025– Extension of Five-Year Crypto Tax Exemption  The government approved a five-year tax exemption on capital gains from crypto trading made through licensed digital assets.  The exemption will be in effect from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2029. This move aims to increase investment, stimulate economic activity, and drive long-term growth.  May 29, 2025– Ban on Unlicensed Crypto Platforms  Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) banned five crypto platforms due to operating illegally — Bybit, 1000X, CoinEx, OKX, and XT.COM.  The agency also issued a public advisory urging all crypto users in the region to withdraw or transfer digital assets from the affected platforms before 29th June.  May 13, 2025- Finance Minister to Issue $150 Million Worth of Digital Assets Thailand plans to issue approximately 5 billion baht ($150 million) worth of digital asset tokens as part of public debt.  The “G Tokens” will be used to raise funds from the public under the current budget borrowing plan.  April 13, 2025– Implementation of Two Royal Decrees The Royal Decree on the Operation of Digital Asset Businesses (No. 2), B.E. 2568 (2025): Foreign crypto platforms must obtain a license from Thailand’s SEC if they are targeting Thai users. …

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Crypto Regulations in Thailand 2025

The post Crypto Regulations in Thailand 2025 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.

The post Crypto Regulations in Thailand 2025 appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News In 2025, Thailand released a string of crypto developments, including– enhancing customer protection, transparency, innovation, taxation, and market revenue. The Thai government is implementing new policies to foster growth in the digital asset space as it aspires to become prominent in the digital finance and cryptocurrency space.  Table of contents Crypto regulations in Thailand 2025  What is the Thai Government Saying About Crypto in 2025? Crypto Tax in Thailand 2025  Crypto License in Thailand 2025  Crypto Adoption in Thailand 2025 Conclusion FAQs Crypto regulations in Thailand 2025  June 17, 2025– Extension of Five-Year Crypto Tax Exemption  The government approved a five-year tax exemption on capital gains from crypto trading made through licensed digital assets.  The exemption will be in effect from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2029. This move aims to increase investment, stimulate economic activity, and drive long-term growth.  May 29, 2025– Ban on Unlicensed Crypto Platforms  Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) banned five crypto platforms due to operating illegally — Bybit, 1000X, CoinEx, OKX, and XT.COM.  The agency also issued a public advisory urging all crypto users in the region to withdraw or transfer digital assets from the affected platforms before 29th June.  May 13, 2025- Finance Minister to Issue $150 Million Worth of Digital Assets Thailand plans to issue approximately 5 billion baht ($150 million) worth of digital asset tokens as part of public debt.  The “G Tokens” will be used to raise funds from the public under the current budget borrowing plan.  April 13, 2025– Implementation of Two Royal Decrees The Royal Decree on the Operation of Digital Asset Businesses (No. 2), B.E. 2568 (2025): Foreign crypto platforms must obtain a license from Thailand’s SEC if they are targeting Thai users. …

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