PBOC reiterates bans on overseas virtual-currency services and yuan-linked stablecoins

  • PBOC bars overseas entities and individuals from illegally providing virtual-currency services to domestic parties.
  • Domestic entities and controlled overseas entities require regulatory consent before issuing virtual currencies abroad.
  • Domestic and overseas entities and individuals may not issue yuan-linked stablecoins overseas.

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) said overseas entities and individuals may not illegally provide virtual-currency-related services to domestic parties in any form. Without consent from relevant authorities under applicable laws and regulations, domestic entities and overseas entities they control may not issue virtual currencies abroad. The notice also bars domestic and overseas entities and individuals from issuing stablecoins (digital tokens designed to track an asset’s value) linked to the yuan overseas.

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