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VALR’s Ehsani Warns Crypto Curbs Could Reduce Regulatory Oversight

Proposed South African crypto regulations could drive business underground and harm local exchanges, according to VALR CEO Farzam Ehsani.

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VALR’s Ehsani Warns Crypto Curbs Could Reduce Regulatory Oversight

VALR CEO warns South Africa's proposed crypto rules banning corporate transfers will push legitimate activity to unregulated offshore platforms. Restricting regulated stablecoin payments defeats regulatory oversight goals while increasing tax evasion and capital flight risks.

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WATCH | Crypto exchanges push back on proposed capital controls

South Africa's draft Crypto Assets Manual classifies self-custody transfers as capital outflows, drawing exchange opposition. The proposal signals regulatory tightening on decentralized custody—critical for reshaping compliance and infrastructure strategy in tech teams.

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venerdì 7 agosto 2026·businessday.co.za
WATCH | Crypto exchanges push back on proposed capital controls
Business Day TV spoke to Farzam Ehsani, co-Founder and CEO of VALR
sabato 8 agosto 2026·thenextweb.com
South Africa moves to ban corporate cross-border stablecoins
Draft SARB and Treasury rules would bar companies from cross-border crypto transfers while individuals keep a R2m allowance. Exchanges are weighing legal action.

VALR’s Ehsani Warns Crypto Curbs Could Reduce Regulatory Oversight

WATCH | Crypto exchanges push back on proposed capital controls

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WATCH | Crypto exchanges push back on proposed capital controls

South Africa moves to ban corporate cross-border stablecoins

South Africa moves to ban corporate cross-border stablecoins

VALR’s Ehsani Warns Crypto Curbs Could Reduce Regulatory Oversight