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Islamabad, August 30, 2025 – In a landmark move signaling a shift from prohibition to structured oversight, Pakistan has formalized its approach to cryptocurrency and digital assets through the Virtual Assets Ordinance, 2025. Approved by President Asif Ali Zardari on July 8, 2025, the ordinance establishes a dedicated regulatory framework, marking the end of a long-standing ban and paving the way for innovation in blockchain technology.
From Ban to Regulation: The Evolving Landscape
Cryptocurrency was previously deemed illegal in Pakistan, with the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) and the Ministry of Finance enforcing a blanket ban on related transactions since 2018. Financial institutions were barred from facilitating crypto activities, and the public was warned against potential financial and legal risks.
However, with over 40 million crypto wallets in the country and a young population driving adoption, the government has pivoted toward regulation to harness economic potential while mitigating risks.
The journey began earlier in the year when Senator Dr. Afnan Ullah Khan of the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) introduced the private member's "Virtual Assets Bill 2025" in January. The bill aimed to create a comprehensive regulatory structure for digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, and proposed the establishment of specialized zones for virtual assets, exchanges, and service providers. It also outlined incentives like tax exemptions for foreign investors in local blockchain projects and the allocation of revenues toward infrastructure and education.
Although the bill faced initial hurdles in the Senate, including claims that the government had adopted its ideas without credit, it influenced the subsequent ordinance.
Key Provisions and the New Regulatory Authority
The Virtual Assets Ordinance, 2025, creates an independent federal authority to license and oversee crypto exchanges, service providers, and related businesses. This body will ensure compliance with anti-money laundering (AML) standards and protect against financial crimes, aligning with international norms.
Additionally, the SBP is preparing to launch a pilot for a central bank digital currency (CBDC), further integrating digital finance into the economy.
Complementing this is the Pakistan Crypto Council (PCC), a government-backed entity established in February 2025 under the leadership of Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb. The PCC focuses on promoting blockchain adoption, policy development, and positioning Pakistan as a leader in digital assets among emerging markets. It has already formed technical committees to draft detailed frameworks and engaged in high-level discussions on Bitcoin's potential role in national reserves.
The council has highlighted Pakistan's advantages, including a median population age of 23 and surplus electricity allocation for crypto mining and AI data centers—though proposals for subsidies faced scrutiny from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
Balancing Innovation and Caution
Finance Minister Aurangzeb has been vocal about the need for a "strategic transition" to blockchain and digital assets, emphasizing their role in the "new economy." However, he has cautioned against hasty moves, warning that inadequate regulations could invite international scrutiny or sanctions, especially following Pakistan's 2022 exit from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list.
"We must embrace this technology to avoid being left behind, but with safeguards to protect our financial stability," Aurangzeb stated in a recent address.
The SBP shares these concerns, noting that unregulated crypto could expose the nation to risks like money laundering and volatility. Yet, with global crypto market capitalization surpassing $4 trillion and increasing institutional interest, officials see opportunities for economic growth.
Implications for Investors and the Economy
The new regulations include taxation policies, with fines for non-compliance ranging from PKR 10,000 to 50,000 and up to 3% of trade value for major violations.
Proponents argue this will reduce fraud, which has risen amid regulatory ambiguity, and attract foreign investment.
International figures like MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor have even offered advisory support for Bitcoin integration.
As Pakistan joins nations like India in refining crypto policies, the focus remains on balancing innovation with security.
With the PCC and new authority in place, the country is poised to integrate digital assets into its financial landscape, potentially transforming its economy in the process.
This development has sparked optimism among local crypto enthusiasts, with recent cabinet approvals reinforcing the government's commitment.
As one X user noted, "This marks a significant step toward formalizing crypto regulations in the country."
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تدرس باكستان إطلاق عملة مستقرة مدعومة بالروبية، حيث يحذر الخبراء من أن التأخيرات في تنظيم الأصول الرقمية قد تكلف البلاد ما يصل إلى 25 مليار دولار في الفرص الاقتصادية المفقودة.
تحدث في مؤتمر معهد سياسة التنمية المستدامة (SDPI) يوم الجمعة، قال زفر مسعود، رئيس رابطة البنوك الباكستانية (PBA)، إن الأمة يمكن أن تفتح 20-25 مليار دولار في النمو المرتبط بالعملات المشفرة، وفقًا لتقرير من وكالة الأنباء المحلية ديلي تايمز.

أشار مسعود إلى سوق العملات المستقرة العالمي المتنامي، مضيفًا أن باكستان 'تدرس بجدية عملة مستقرة مدعومة بالروبية' وأن عملة رقمية للبنك المركزي (CBDC) يمكن أن تحسن الوصول المالي مع تقليل تكاليف التحويلات.