Turkey is intensifying its crypto regulations by introducing new rules that focuses on the licensing and operations of CASPs.

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Turkey’s Capital Markets Board has published two communiqués on regulation of crypto asset service providers in the country.

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Turkey’s new crypto regulations bring tighter controls and compliance mandates for exchanges and wallet providers.