Pakistan Finance Minister Says Country Will Never Legalize Crypto, Cites FATF Regulations
Pakistan Finance Minister has said the country will not legalize crypto trading, citing regulations by the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). On Wednesday, Pakistan Minister of State for Finance Aisha Ghaus said the gov...
On Wednesday, Pakistan Minister of State for Finance Aisha Ghaus said the government cannot permit crypto trading because of the country's recent exit from the FATF grey list.
“Permission to trade in cryptocurrency cannot be granted,” she stated during a session of the Senate Standing Committee on Finance and Revenue. ...
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