BTCRs 21,485,673+0.43%
ETHRs 626,573+0.94%
USDTRs 277+0.03%
BNBRs 194,267-0.25%
USDCRs 277+0.01%
XRPRs 346-0.37%
SOLRs 26,418-1.25%
TRXRs 85.68-4.88%
FIGR_HELOCRs 294+3.51%
HYPERs 24,356-1.82%
DOGERs 20.92-0.26%
USDSRs 277+0.01%
RAINRs 1.72-1.34%
MATICRs 34.910.00%BTCRs 21,485,673+0.43%ETHRs 626,573+0.94%USDTRs 277+0.03%BNBRs 194,267-0.25%USDCRs 277+0.01%XRPRs 346-0.37%SOLRs 26,418-1.25%TRXRs 85.68-4.88%FIGR_HELOCRs 294+3.51%HYPERs 24,356-1.82%DOGERs 20.92-0.26%USDSRs 277+0.01%RAINRs 1.72-1.34%MATICRs 34.910.00%
Bilal Bin Saqib, Chairman of the Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, recently addressed the United Nations, calling for global cooperation to establish concrete regulatory frameworks for digital assets.
The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA) has received 70 applications from global crypto exchanges seeking to operate legally within the country, according to Chairman Bilal Bin Saqib.
Pakistan is transitioning toward a regulated digital asset framework, with approximately 70 international exchanges applying for operational licences to enter the local market.
Seventy companies have applied to operate legally in Pakistan’s virtual asset market, signaling a major shift toward formalization in the local digital currency landscape.
The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority has officially received 70 applications for digital asset licenses, signaling a shift toward a structured regulatory environment for the industry.
The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA) is looking toward Hong Kong as a potential blueprint for its own digital asset framework, following a recent briefing between Chairman Bilal Bin Saqib and Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb.
New data presented to the Senate Standing Committee on Cabinet Secretariat indicates that 40 million crypto accounts exist in Pakistan, prompting calls for regulatory clarity and tax reform.
The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority has announced the completion of a new regulatory framework for virtual assets, developed over six months with a budget of 200,000 USD, or approximately 55 million PKR.
Pakistan has finalized its virtual asset regulatory framework, with officials highlighting the efficiency of the project during the Bitcoin Asia 2026 conference.
Pakistan has officially launched its virtual asset regulatory regime, with officials citing significant fiscal efficiency during the development phase.
Pakistan's digital asset sector faces a new regulatory requirement as the PVARA mandates registration for all service providers by early September.
Pakistan has officially launched its virtual asset licensing portal, marking a significant step toward formalizing the country's digital asset sector.
The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority has officially mandated that all Virtual Asset Service Providers must obtain formal licensing to operate, marking a significant shift in the nation's digital asset oversight.
The Pakistan Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (PVARA) has convened its third official meeting to progress the development of a comprehensive licensing framework for digital assets.
This report examines the current status of cryptocurrency regulations in Pakistan, the lack of licensed exchange platforms, and the implications for local retail participants navigating the digital asset space.
Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb recently met with participants of the URAAN Overseas Pakistanis Summer Scholars Programme to discuss the future of Pakistan's digital economy, focusing on regulatory frameworks like PVARA and long-term structural reforms.
The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has officially inaugurated a dedicated cryptocurrency investigation unit to enhance national oversight of digital assets and mitigate risks related to illicit financial flows.
PVARA Chairman Bilal bin Saqib is engaging with religious scholars to differentiate between speculative assets and regulated digital tokens to ensure the future of Pakistan's crypto framework remains compliant.
A new spinout from the Ethereum Foundation, EthSystems, is positioning itself to provide blockchain privacy technology to the banking industry following a major organizational restructuring.
A look at the recent U.S. and UK regulatory alignment on tokenized assets and what it means for the global financial landscape and Pakistani market observers.
