Philippines Tightens Crypto Rules, Proposes 12-Month Freeze
CoinPedia · Published Sep 7, 2026, 8:41 AM EDT
Article Summary
The Philippines central bank is proposing a 12-month freeze on new payment system operators as it moves to tighten controls around digital payments and crypto businesses. The plan would also put stricter checks on payment arrangements involving regulated virtual asset firms, with stronger monitoring and transaction limits.
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The Philippines central bank is proposing a 12-month freeze on new payment system operators as it moves to tighten controls around digital payments and crypto businesses. The plan would also put stricter checks on payment arrangements involving regulated virtual asset firms, with stronger monitoring and transaction limits.
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Published by CoinPedia. Category: Institutional. Published Sep 7, 2026, 8:41 AM EDT.
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