Kenya’s CMA to Deploy Blockchain Surveillance for Crypto Oversight
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Kenya's Capital Markets Authority will deploy blockchain surveillance and new analytics to monitor crypto transactions across 20+ networks, enabling detection of fraud, sanctions risks and unlicensed platforms. The initiative accompanies a recently enacted crypto law as the CMA prepares to license virtual asset service providers, boosting security, compliance and potential adoption for exchanges, DeFi protocols and CEXs.
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- Kenya’s CMA plans blockchain surveillance to monitor crypto transactions across 20+ networks.
- New analytics tools will help detect fraud, sanctions risks, and unlicensed crypto platforms.
- Kenya advances crypto oversight as the CMA prepares to license virtual asset firms.
Kenya’s cryptocurrency regulatory framework is entering its next phase as the country’s securities regulator prepares to strengthen oversight through blockchain surveillance technology. The Capital Markets Authority (CMA) is seeking a blockchain analytics platform capable of tracking transactions across multiple digital asset networks in preparation for supervising virtual asset service providers under the country’s recently enacted crypto law.
The proposed system would enable the regulator to monitor blockchain activity, investigate suspicious transactions, and identify potential compliance breach…
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