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Thailand SEC Weighs Retail Access to Eligible Overseas Crypto Derivatives


Thailand SEC Weighs Retail Access to Eligible Overseas Crypto Derivatives

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Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission is considering a framework to allow intermediaries to offer retail investors access to eligible crypto derivatives listed on overseas markets, assessing both contract features and the market where they trade. If adopted, the rule could broaden retail market access to crypto derivatives and boost adoption and liquidity while imposing eligibility and market-risk safeguards (coverage dated 1 September 2026).

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Thailand SEC Weighs Retail Access to Eligible Overseas Crypto Derivatives

Thailand’s securities regulator is considering a framework that would allow intermediaries to offer retail investors access to certain digital asset derivatives listed in overseas markets. The Securities and Exchange Commission’s plan would assess both the contract’s features and the market where it is traded.

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