- Zimbabwe has introduced its first dedicated regulatory framework for the virtual-asset industry and approved a mandatory registration requirement for virtual-asset businesses.
- Under the new rules, companies providing virtual-asset trading, transfer and custody services must register annually with the FIU and pay a $500 registration fee and a $400 renewal fee.
- Zimbabwe’s regulatory move aligns with the broader push to formalize virtual-asset regulation across African countries, and its registration costs are relatively low compared with places such as Nigeria.
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Zimbabwe has introduced its first dedicated regulatory framework for the…
