The census of cryptos: a key step for their regulation?

Despite the many debacles of recent weeks, crypto tends to democratize. The proof: the number of crypto users continues to increase. A major problem nevertheless arises: the crypto market is not subject to any clear and strict regulation. To remedy this situation, Australia plans to put in place a regulatory framework specifically targeting crypto service providers.

Australia on the road to stricter crypto regulation and a modernized financial system

New crypto regulations in Australia: the details

The crypto market is slowly growing in Australia. Hence the importance of quickly and meticulously putting in place an appropriate regulatory framework. For the Australian authorities, these regulations do more than just protect users. They also define the different crypto assets subject to financial services laws. We know, however, that the new regulations particularly concern crypto service providers.

You should know that Australia is not at its first step in crypto regulation. In 2022, she was already working on a token mapping. According to the Ministry of Financial Services, the next step for the year of 2023 is to publish a consultation paper.

2023: towards a strengthening of the Australian financial market as a whole

In A press release published on December 14, the Australian Department of Financial Services has set itself a specific objective: to modernize the financial system. For the coming year, therefore, Australia will not just regulate the crypto market. It also plans to strengthen the Australian financial system. To do this, the country will undertake three concise actions:

  • Improving payment systems in Australia
  • Strengthening financial market infrastructures
  • Regulation of Buy Now Pay Later

Buy Now Pay Later or BNPL refers to a form of short-term financing. It is usually an interest-free loan.

The latest events naturally lead the community to ask a major question: is the crypto market really reliable? One thing remains certain, however. Digital assets will inevitably be an integral part of today’s and tomorrow’s financial system. All nations will therefore have an interest in defining a clear and strict regulatory framework now. The goal: to protect crypto users, who currently number in the millions, as best as possible. Especially since the latest statistics in Australia show several crypto scams.

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