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Regulatory notes

Working notes on cryptoasset licensing in the United Kingdom, Kenya and Brazil. Every figure is tied to a rule, an article number or a published regulator statement. 5 notes.

UK 11Kenya 5Cross 3Brazil 3 All

It is nine written policies, not four: Kenya VASP reg. 6(2)(f)

The four-policy list circulating for Kenya VASP applications comes from the March 2026 draft. Legal Notice 134 reg. 6(2)(f) lists nine, and the list is open.

Kenya · 2026-08-13

Kenya stablecoin issuer licence: the KES 300m question

Kenya stablecoin issuers face KES 300m paid-up capital under LN 134, full reserve backing and a 30% local holding rule. Deadline 4 November 2026.

Kenya · 2026-08-11

Kenya VASP capital requirements 2026: the full LN 134 table

Kenya's VASP capital table under Legal Notice 134: KES 300m for stablecoin issuers down to nil for advisers, plus who regulates what.

Kenya · 2026-08-10

CBK vs CMA: which regulator licenses your Kenyan crypto business?

Kenya splits VASP supervision between the CBK and the CMA. Which regulator licenses you decides your capital figure. Deadline: 4 November 2026.

Kenya · 2026-08-09

Kenya's 4 November 2026 VASP deadline, explained

Existing virtual-asset providers in Kenya must be licensed by 4 November 2026 under Legal Notice 134. There is no transitional relief — here is what to settle before the window opens.

Kenya · 2026-08-08

Get the note when something actually changes

The UK gateway, Kenya's VASP Act and Brazil's BCB regime. Only when a rule, date or figure moves — and primary sources are always marked separately from press reporting.