Poland’s Sejm passed legislation allowing authorities to freeze cryptocurrency assets under national sanctions, with 240 votes supporting the bill.

The bill, numbered 3003, now awaits Senate consideration after leaving the lower house on 9 November.

The proposed rules cover crypto assets, bank deposits and other financial resources belonging to sanctioned individuals and entities.

The legislation also expands sanctions grounds to include foreign interference and information manipulation threatening Poland’s national security.

Authorities could enforce sanctions before affected parties complete administrative court challenges against their designation.

The bill also strengthens coordination between enforcement agencies and establishes…