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Kazakhstan to Launch National Crypto Custodial Platform by 2026

Kazakhstan to Launch National Crypto Custodial Platform by 2026

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2026-02-10 15:23:02
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Kazakhstan is advancing its position in the digital asset space with plans to introduce a state-controlled custodial platform for cryptocurrencies by May 2026. The service, anchored by the Central Depository, aims to provide secure storage for digital assets, reinforcing the country's regulatory framework for crypto transactions.

The National Bank of Kazakhstan has allocated $350 million for crypto asset acquisitions, with ambitions to grow a strategic reserve to $1 billion—potentially incorporating seized digital assets. This initiative aligns with Kazakhstan's rising prominence in global crypto mining and its push for a structured digital asset market.

Timur Suleimenov, Chairman of the National Bank of Kazakhstan, emphasized the platform's role in establishing legal clarity for crypto operations. The MOVE signals a broader trend of institutional adoption in emerging markets, where regulatory certainty is increasingly seen as a catalyst for growth.

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