Central Bank of Armenia initiates discussions on draft by-laws related to Law on Cryptoassets

YEREVAN, September 5. /ARКА/. The Central Bank of Armenia is set to conduct a public discussion on  the draft by-laws essential for implementing the Law on Cryptoassets, which became effective on July 4 of this year, as reported by the regulator’s press service.

The Central Bank has introduced the draft regulation titled “Requirements for the content of the document offering cryptoassets” and has announced the commencement of its public discussion process.

The regulator emphasized that all interested parties are invited to submit their feedback and recommendations on the draft until September 19 of this year.

About the Law on Cryptoassets

The Law on Cryptoassets came into effect in Armenia on July 4, 2025. This document outlines the regulations for trading cryptoassets, delivering services, and overseeing the market. The proposed regulatory frameworks permit only verified and transparent companies to participate in the market, aiming to safeguard the rights of cryptoassets purchasers and enhance trust in the market.-0-

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