Thailand had taken a major step to integrate digital assets into its financial system. The Securities and Exchange Commission of Thailand (has proposed some new rules that would allow digital asset businesses to offer derivatives products. This move by the SEC aims tp improve risk management tools for investors and also bring crypto closer to mainstream finance.
The new proposal focuses on updating the licensing system for derivatives businesses. Under the new plan, Thailand’s digital asset operators will not need to create any kind of separate companies before offering derivatives services. This step helps to reduce barriers and makes it easier for crypto exchanges to expand their services.
Source: sec.or.th
At the same time, the SEC is also trying to tighten its overall oversight. The regulator wants all financial markets, both the traditional and digital to follow similar standards. This step pushes it toward aligning it with the global financial regulations.
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The proposal also includes stronger financial reporting rules. These changes will apply to derivatives exchanges and clearing houses. The goal is to improve transparency and make the system more stable.
If Thailand allows derivatives tied to crypto, investors can hedge risks more effectively, just like they do with stocks or commodities. This could also attract more institutional players into the market. When regulation becomes clearer and stronger, larger investors tend to feel more confident participating.
The SEC has opened the proposal for public feedback until May 20, 2026. Industry players and the public are encouraged to share their views before the rules are finalized.
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