The Central Bank of Argentina has ruled out integrating crypto into banks and payment service providers in the near term.

The UK’s FCA has held talks with prediction-market operators as Polymarket and Kalshi explore entry into the UK market.

The US Senate has passed a housing bill including a provision that bars the Federal Reserve from issuing a CBDC until 2030.

Brazil's Central Bank has published Resolution BCB No. 561, banning electronic foreign exchange providers from using stablecoins and cryptocurrencies to settle cross-border payments, effective October 2026.

The UK government has announced a ban on cryptocurrency donations to political parties, citing anonymity risks and foreign interference concerns following the Rycroft review.

APAC's crypto landscape shifts from bans to frameworks. Stablecoins and CBDCs reshape cross-border payments as regulators build, not block, the future.

In a three-part series, Monica Jasuja shares expert insights on how these fast-moving rules will redefine how money moves across the region.

New Zealand has banned crypto ATMs and limited international cash transfers to no more than USD 5,000 as part of an AML reform.