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Vietnam Opens Crypto Exchange Licensing Under Pilot Program

January 22, 2026Updated:January 22, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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Vietnam Opens Crypto Exchange Licensing Under Pilot Program

Vietnam started accepting purposes for licenses to function digital asset buying and selling platforms, marking the operational begin of the nation’s long-planned pilot program for a regulated crypto market.

The State Securities Fee of Vietnam (SSC) formally opened the licensing window on Tuesday, following the issuance of latest administrative procedures underneath Resolution No. 96 by the Ministry of Finance of Vietnam, which implements a decision on piloting a regulated crypto asset market. 

“Functions for the aforementioned administrative procedures can be accepted starting January 20, 2026,” the SSC stated, framing the transfer as a part of a broader effort to deliver crypto underneath formal regulatory oversight. 

The opening of the licensing window follows the entry into power of Vietnam’s Regulation on the Digital Expertise Trade on Jan. 1, which defines digital and crypto belongings in statute for the primary time. 

Whereas the nation acknowledges crypto belongings as property, it explicitly excludes them from authorized tender standing and maintains restrictions on their use as a method of fee.