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Qatar's New Digital Assets Regulation

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


  1. QFC Digital Assets Framework 2024
  2. Growing Crypto Regulatory Clarity
  3. Comments from Representatives

  4. Qatar has unveiled a new digital assets regulatory framework, which covers key areas such as tokenization, custody, and exchange.

    QFC Digital Assets Framework 2024

    According to details in a press release, the QFC Digital Assets Framework 2024 is an effort of various stakeholders, including 37 domestic and international organizations across legal, financial, and technology sectors. The QFCA and QFCRA said that the new crypto regime followed guidelines from the country’s central bank. Work on the regulation included the unveiling of the QFC Digital Assets Lab in October 2023. Since this milestone, more than 20 fintech startups have joined the program to pilot and commercialize crypto products and services.

    Growing Crypto Regulatory Clarity

    While the U.S lags, Europe has taken major steps with its MiCA rules, and Hong Kong is becoming an increasingly prominent crypto hub. Meanwhile, Qatar’s digital assets framework aligns with developments across the Middle East, particularly in the United Arab Emirates. The UAE has become one of the top destinations for crypto companies with its increased regulatory clarity. Dubai and Abu Dhabi are the main centers, with the respective Dubai International Financial Centre and Abu Dhabi Global Market playing a key role in the region’s growing status as a financial and crypto hub.

    Comments from Representatives

    Qatar Central Bank governor H.E. Sheikh Bandar bin Mohammed bin Saoud Al Thani said that the regulation is a key step towards clarity for the financial sector. The opportunities and gains this offers add to the country’s digital transformation and Vision 2030 goals. Yousuf Mohamed Al-Jaida, chief executive officer of QFC, added that the new framework underlines Qatar’s commitment to aligning its digital assets regulation with international best practices. Authorities anticipate that this milestone will provide the regulatory clarity that both domestic and international players within the ecosystem desire.

    The unveiling of Qatar's new digital assets regulatory framework marks a significant step towards strengthening regulation and clarity in the cryptocurrency market. This move highlights the country's active engagement in the global digital transformation and its commitment to achieving its Vision 2030 goals.

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