Thailand SEC proposes daily $151,000 limit on stablecoin transfers with wallet verification
Summary · in our words
Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has proposed a daily limit of approximately $151,000 on stablecoin transfers in both directions, contingent on customer wallet verification. The proposal applies to transfers conducted through regulated digital asset operators. The measure aims to establish compliance requirements for stablecoin movement across the jurisdiction.
Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a daily cap of approximately $151,000 on stablecoin transfers in each direction, conditional on customer wallet verification. The less obvious consequence is that the compliance burden falls on regulated digital asset operators, who would be required to technically block transfers involving unverified wallets, effectively turning platforms into enforcement nodes rather than passive conduits. If adopted, this structure could serve as a regional template for linking on-chain stablecoin flows to off-chain compliance layers.
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