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Turkmenistan has approved a new law that legalizes and regulates digital assets, including strict licensing rules for crypto exchanges and mining companies. The framework, which takes effect on January 1, 2026, sets standards for creating, storing, and trading virtual assets while keeping them separate from legal tender. Officials say the move is designed to attract foreign investment, support fintech growth, and diversify the country’s gas‑dependent economy through a regulated digital asset market.
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