Press Release

Thailand Ministry of Finance provides Digital Asset Trading Authorization to Four Firms

The Thai Ministry of Finance has provided digital asset Trading Authorization to four crypto-based firms, as per a report released by the nation’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the 8th of Jan.

As per the declaration, the authorizations supposedly have been granted by the finance ministry “as per the suggestion of the SEC Panel.” The four corporations that obtained an authorization are digital asset exchanges Bitcoin Exchange Co. Ltd, Satang Corporation, Bitkub Online Co. Ltd. alongside cryptocurrency brokerage firm Coins TH Co. Ltd.

An additional appliance to manage a digital assets exchange which has been filed by Coin Asset Co. Ltd-is apparently in deliberation, as a result of an alteration in the corporation’s executives. The corporation is certified to carry on its functions at the same time as the Ministry of Finance is allowing for the alteration.

Further to the corporation above, two further applicants such as Cash2coin as well as Southeast Asia Digital Exchange Co. (SEADEX) have been discarded from getting an authorization, supposedly for the reason of failure to meet the terms with the obligatory SEC conditions.

As per the statement, and because their requests got rejected, Cash2coin along with SEADEX have also been told to stop functions. The Ministry of Finance, on the other hand, is going to supposedly permit the corporations to carry on functions till the 14th of Jan.

In August last year, the Thai SEC allowed seven additional trading units to carry out cryptocurrency functions as an element of the formalization of the nation’s home crypto marketplace. The fiscal controller also vigorously advises the community to keep away from unauthorized crypto exchanges for the purpose to defend against the risk of wicked players utilizing cryptocurrency.

Until that time, the Thai SEC furthermore disclosed that it had viewed augmented attention in licenses to function initial coin offerings (ICOs) after the finance ministry’s declaration bringing in ICO rules in March last year. Particularly, approximately 50 ICO ventures conveyed their likings to become fully licensed.

Paul Thornton

Paul Thornton is a part of CryptoLighty's news reporting team. He holds bachelor degree in economics and sociology. He is strongly engaged in writing and trading in cryptocurrencies. He is involved in crypto from last 3 years. Before that, he was avid trader and analyst for forex markets.

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