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Uzbekistan Unblocks Popular Russian Crypto Exchange Aggregator – Exchanges Bitcoin News - Vimarsana News

Uzbekistan Unblocks Popular Russian Crypto Exchange Aggregator – Exchanges Bitcoin News

The government body overseeing the crypto market in Uzbekistan has restored access to the Bestchange.ru exchange aggregator.

Uzbekistan issues monthly charges for digital asset providers, warns stiff penalties for defaulting - Vimarsana News

Uzbekistan issues monthly charges for digital asset providers, warns stiff penalties for defaulting

Digital asset service providers in Uzbekistan may have their licenses revoked if they fail to settle a monthly operational fee under a new regulation imposed to prop up the government's budget.

Uzbekistan Introduces Monthly Fees for Cryptocurrency Companies – Regulation Bitcoin News - Vimarsana News

Uzbekistan Introduces Monthly Fees for Cryptocurrency Companies – Regulation Bitcoin News

Crypto firms licensed in Uzbekistan will have to pay fees to the state under new legislation proposed by regulators.

Uzbekistan restricts access to digital asset exchanges—Binance, FTX affected - Vimarsana News

Uzbekistan restricts access to digital asset exchanges—Binance, FTX affected

At the time of writing, Uzbekistan has licensed only one known digital asset exchange: South Korea's UZNEX.

Uzbekistan Blocks Access to Overseas Crypto Exchanges; Binance, Kraken, FTX, Huobi Reportedly Included - Vimarsana News

Uzbekistan Blocks Access to Overseas Crypto Exchanges; Binance, Kraken, FTX, Huobi Reportedly Included

The government in Uzbekistan has blocked internet access to unlicensed crypto exchanges based outside of the country, citing a need to protect its citizens from “fraudsters.”