Thailand Proposes Standardizing ICO Investor Knowledge Tests
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On November 11, 2026, Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) proposed setting minimum content requirements for investor knowledge tests administered by ICO portals. The proposed standards require tests to cover six areas: digital tokens and investor rights, blockchain, digital asset wallets, project information and channels for investment decisions, investment risks and restrictions, and the differences between primary and secondary markets. ICO portals may design their own questions in accordance with TDO guidance, but must cover all six areas. The proposal is open for public comment, with the consultation closing on November 25, 2026. The report does not say whether the proposal has been approved or when it will be implemented.
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- Fintech News SingaporeThailand’s SEC proposes new standards for ICO investor knowledge tests
Thailand’s SEC proposes setting minimum content requirements for knowledge tests that ICO portals arrange for investors, ensuring the tests cover digital tokens and investor rights, blockchain, digital asset wallets, project information and channels for investment decisions, investment risks and restrictions, and the differences between primary and secondary markets. ICO portals may design their own questions in accordance with TDO guidance, but must cover all six areas; the public consultation will close on 2026 年 11 月 25 日.
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