Kenyans have until April 10 to submit their opinions on draft regulations that will govern cryptocurrency and digital asset businesses in the country.
Kenyans are invited to express their views on draft regulations concerning cryptocurrency and digital asset operations by April 10, as announced by National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi. The government plans to conduct public forums across the nation from March 30 to gather feedback on the proposed Virtual Asset Service Providers Regulations, 2026. This initiative allows industry stakeholders, regulators, and consumers to contribute towards shaping the legal framework governing digital assets, specifically focusing on licensing, supervision, and penalties.
