🇻🇳 Vietnam Sets 0.1% Tax on Crypto Transactions Starting 2026
Vietnam has announced its first official tax policy for digital assets. Beginning July 1, 2026, every crypto transfer will be charged a 0.1% tax — whether it’s buying/selling Bitcoin or Ethereum, P2P wallet transfers, or swapping one coin for another. ⚡💱
Example:
Sell 1 BTC for 2 billion VND → pay 2 million VND in tax. 💸
🌟 Key Effects of the New Rule
✔️ Government recognition
Taxation signals that the state acknowledges cryptocurrencies and may soon introduce clearer rules on ownership and investor protection.
✔️ More budget revenue
With Vietnam’s large crypto user base, even a small tax could generate meaningful income for the government. 📈
✔️ Changes in investor behavior
High-frequency traders may slow down due to reduced profits. 🐢
Some investors might move toward decentralized platforms, depending on how the tax is enforced. 🧭
✔️ Enforcement hurdles
Tracking global crypto transactions will be a major technological and legal challenge. 🛠️
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