Thailand SEC proposes $151K stablecoin transfer cap
Thailands Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed limiting inbound and outbound stablecoin transfers involving external wallets to five million baht, or roughly $151,000, per customer, operator and day. The regulators consultation, published on Sept. 11, would require stablecoins deposited with or withdrawn from licensed digital asset businesses to move between accounts verified as belonging to the same customer. Public comments remain open through Sept. 25. Inbound and outbound transfers would each carry the five-million-baht ceiling. The dollar equivalent uses an indicative exchange rate and can change with the Thai baht. The proposed rules are not yet in force. Thailands SEC said it opened the consultation to address money laundering, cybercrime and attempts to bypass controls governing international money transfers. 14: THAILAND ???????? STABLECOINS Thailand is planning to issue a Baht stablecoin backed by government bonds, with a target launch date in October 2025. Additionally, the Thai Securities and Exchange Commission has approved stablecoins like USDT and USDC for use in digital asset… — GP Q (@argosaki) September 12, 2026 Thailand SEC would block third-party wallet transfers Licensed digital asset operators could accept stablecoin deposits only from an account or wallet belonging to their customer. Withdrawals would need to go to another account or wallet verified under the same customers









