Vietnam requires $383M capital for crypto exchanges, shortlists five applicants
Vietnam now requires companies to have at least $383M (about 10 trillion VND) in paid-up capital to operate a crypto exchange, with foreign ownership capped at 49% and only five licenses to be issued nationwide. The shortlisted applicants are firms linked to Techcombank, VPBank, LPBank, VIX Securities and Sun Group, with unlicensed platforms and retail offshore trading subject to penalties starting September 1.
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🚨 NEW: Vietnam now requires companies to have $383M+ in capital to operate a crypto exchange. The country, ranked among the world’s top crypto adoption markets, has shortlisted just five applicants: firms linked to Techcombank, VPBank, LPBank, VIX Securities and Sun Group. https://t.co/zP0aTFmUMe
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越南要搞官办加密交易所了。这门槛真不是一般人玩得起。 9 月 1 日起无牌平台和散户境外交易一起罚，逼着流量回笼。 实缴 10 万亿盾，约 3.8 亿美元，才能摸牌。外资最多 49%。全国试点就 5 张。 河内不是突然开明了。 过初审的全是 Techcombank、VPBank、LPBank、VIX、Sun Group 这种本土金融嫡系。 https://t.co/G8GtlRpXs8