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Pakistan Opens Crypto Licensing to International Exchanges
Pakistan has officially opened the doors to international cryptocurrency exchanges by launching a new licensing system. The Pakistan Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (PVARA) is now inviting global digital asset service providers to apply for operating licenses, signaling a move toward formalizing the country’s growing cryptocurrency market. This step aims to bring structure and regulatory oversight to an industry that has largely operated in a legal grey area until now. The establishment of the Pakistan Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (PVARA) is a response to the increasing demand for regulatory clarity in the ... (full story)
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