The country was one of the earliest countries to establish regulations aimed at digital asset market when it passed its Digital Ledger Technology (DLT) Regulatory Framework in 2018.
The regulatory principle was created by the regulator and the Market Integrity Working Group, consisting of government officials and leaders in Gibraltar's blockchain and digital currency space.
The program helps demonstrate the advantage of using blockchain technology by making it easier for residents and location organizations to use public services.
The Gibraltar Financial Services Commission has overhauled seven of its nine guiding principles on which the regulatory framework is based.
The Gibraltar financial services regulator has warned against four trading platforms that offer digital currency trading and falsely claim to be regulated.
Firms were welcome to issue tokens under license of Gibraltar, subject to rules which consider all token issues to be a form of security issue.
Blockchain firms operating in the UK-owned territory are going to have to comply with new regulations to continue to operate.
Gibraltar’s financial regulator has licensed B21 crypto trading app, the first license of its kind in the country.
Lendingblock wants to inspire confidence by being a regulated crypto lending platform.
The award of the license follows a grueling 15-month process, during which Quedex has been liaising closely with regulators in Gibraltar.
UK’s first cryptocurrency exchange, Coinfloor, has become the first crypto exchange to be licensed by Gibraltar’s groundbreaking blockchain legislation.
