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Binance and JazzCash have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore collaboration aimed at advancing the responsible development of virtual assets in Pakistan. The agreement comes as the country builds out its regulatory foundation through the Pakistan Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (PVARA), which is overseeing the transition toward a compliant and innovation-driven digital asset ecosystem. The MoU provides a structured starting point for Binance and JazzCash to identify potential joint initiatives in education, awareness and regulated virtual asset solutions. The two organizations emphasized their shared commitment to supporting Pakistan’s evolving digital financial landscape. Binance, with over 280 million registered users worldwide, highlighted the importance of regulatory clarity in expanding access to secure blockchain technology. JazzCash, a leading digital financial services platform in Pakistan, noted that responsible engagement with global crypto trends can help strengthen trust, transparency and inclusion in the domestic market. The MoU states that both parties will explore mechanisms to simplify deposits, withdrawals, and digital payments through integrated financial solutions. It also outlines cooperation on compliance, user security, and financial literacy initiatives, ensuring that any future service rollout follows local regulations and prioritizes safe access for Pakistani users. If fully implemented, this partnership could significantly improve on-ramp and off-ramp options for millions of users, reducing barriers between traditional finance and digital assets. It also signals growing openness within Pakistan's fintech landscape toward modernized, globally aligned payment solutions.#JazzCash #Binance
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Pakistan is considering a time-bound relief scheme for crypto users, aiming to encourage traders to shift their holdings onto regulated platforms. The proposal was discussed after Binance privately disclosed in a high-level meeting that Pakistanis trade more than $250 billion annually on the exchange. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb and PVARA Chairman Bilal bin Saqib chaired the meeting, where Binance also revealed that 17.5 million Pakistanis are registered on the platform, collectively holding around $5 billion in crypto. Officials reviewed how to integrate virtual assets into Pakistan’s financial system, including sovereign debt tokenisation, compliant blockchain-based instruments, and transitioning oversight to licensed exchanges. The discussions also covered taxation principles, a phased capital-gains structure, and the proposed amnesty to bring users into the regulated ecosystem. Binance representatives argued that crypto assets could strengthen Pakistan’s liquid money supply and reduce default risks through verifiable digital collateral. Local banks voiced concerns about security, money-laundering risks, and compliance requirements. Binance responded that real-time reporting, SBP involvement, and transparent on-chain records could help mitigate these risks while enabling banks to lend against verified crypto holdings. The government reiterated its commitment to building a secure, well-regulated digital asset environment to modernise remittances, enhance financial inclusion, and support innovation across the economy.#Pakistan #BinanceBlockchainWeek
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