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Law on Digital Assets in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Also known as: Kazakhstan Law on Digital Assets

Kazakhstan Ministry of Digital Development

Overview

Creates the national framework for digital assets and digital mining.

Key Details

Jurisdiction

Kazakhstan

Regulator

Ministry of Digital Development

Law Type

Act

Status

In Force

Official Law Number

Digital Assets Law 2023

Official Title

Law on Digital Assets in the Republic of Kazakhstan

Effective Date

Effective date not specified

Topics Covered

Who This Law Applies To

Miners, issuers, service providers and users.

Key Requirements

Asset classification, mining, issuance, circulation and state supervision.

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