FSB recommends that Turkey establish a dedicated regulatory framework for stablecoins
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On November 11, 2026, Cryptopolitan reported that the Financial Stability Board (FSB) recommended that Turkey develop dedicated regulatory rules for stablecoins covering reserves, redemption, and issuer management requirements. The FSB review noted that Turkey’s existing monitoring system covers only locally licensed platforms and cannot track funds on overseas trading platforms or in self-custody wallets. The report also cited Chainalysis data stating that the amount Turkish residents spent buying stablecoins was equivalent to 4.3% of the country’s GDP; Cryptopolitan reported this figure in 2024. The current report does not say whether Turkey has adopted the FSB’s recommendations or established a relevant framework.
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FSB recommends that Türkiye establish dedicated regulatory rules for stablecoins, covering reserve, redemption, and issuer management requirements. The FSB review noted that the country’s monitoring system only covers locally licensed platforms and cannot track funds on overseas trading platforms or in self-custody wallets. Chainalysis data shows that the amount of stablecoins purchased by Turkish residents is equivalent to 4.3% of the country’s GDP, a figure reported by Cryptopolitan in 2024.
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