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The proposed rules would also block all third-party wallet transfers and tie limits to verified income
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Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission drew a line in the sand for stablecoin users.
Key facts
- The consultation period runs until September 25, 2026, meaning these rules aren’t final
- Thailand’s Travel Rule for digital assets, which would require operators to share originator and beneficiary information for transactions, is scheduled to take effect on February 27, 2027
- In July 2026, the Bank of Thailand flagged abnormal trading volumes involving Tether ’s USDT
- Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission drew a line in the sand for stablecoin users
Summary
The proposed rules would also block all third-party wallet transfers and tie limits to verified income, as regulators crack down on stablecoin-fueled evasion of banking disclosures. Under the proposed framework, all inbound and outbound stablecoin transfers must exclusively involve wallets or accounts verified as belonging to the customer. Transfer limits would be calibrated to each customer’s verified income and financial status. The consultation period runs until September 25, 2026, meaning these rules aren’t final yet.