Naglabas ang Hungary ng draft na batas na nagpapahintulot sa mga bangko na mag-alok ng mga serbisyo ng crypto
Naglabas ang Hungary ng draft na batas na nagpapahintulot sa mga bangko na mag-alok ng mga serbisyo ng crypto Hungary is advancing a legislative proposal that would enable banks, investment funds, and asset managers to offer services in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, according to a March 1 report by Bloomberg Law. The initiative marks a significant development in Hungarys financial sector, aligning with a broader European movement towards the adoption of digital assets. Should the Hungarian bill be enacted, it would represent a notable step forward in allowing traditional financial institutions to incorporate crypto services. The laws are scheduled to come into force on June 30 if they are approved. Draft ng batas The draft legislation, proposed by the Hungarian Ministry of Economy, aims to create a regulatory framework for digital assets, with the Hungarian central bank serving as the primary supervisor. The move is indicative of Hungary‘s efforts to comply with the EU’s regulatory standards, including the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA) and stricter anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism financing measures. According to Norton Rose Fulbrights 2024 FinTech Outlook, such regulatory developments are part of a wider trend toward recognizing the importance of digital currencies in the financial industry. The Hungarian bill is seen as a response






