Payments regulation refers to the legal frameworks and rules governing the transfer of funds and value, encompassing traditional fiat currencies and emerging digital assets. These regulations aim to ensure consumer protection, financial stability, anti-money laundering compliance, and combat terrorist financing. They dictate how payment service providers, including those dealing with cryptocurrencies, must operate.
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Payments regulation is a rapidly evolving area within the digital asset space, with governments worldwide seeking to establish clear guidelines for stablecoins, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and other crypto payment methods. News frequently reports on new legislative proposals, enforcement actions against unregulated entities, and the ongoing debate about balancing innovation with consumer safety. Its development directly shapes the future of digital transactions.
The Bank of England proposes unprecedented stablecoin ownership caps, compelling firms to re-architect custody and risk management protocols in the UK.
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