Thailand to Block Access to Unlicensed Crypto Platforms Starting June 28

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Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has confirmed it will block local access to several unlicensed digital asset trading platforms beginning June 28, 2025. The decision follows ongoing investigations into platforms allegedly operating without regulatory approval.

Those affected include Bybit, 1000X, CoinEx, OKX, and XT.COM. The move comes under the revised Royal Decree on Technology Crime Prevention and Control (Version 2), issued in 2025, and signals further tightening of digital asset oversight in the country.

NEW: Thailand’s SEC is cracking down on unlicensed crypto platforms.

In a notice today, the regulator said it will block access to @Bybit_Official, @OKX, @coinexcom, @1000X_Official, and @XTexchange on June 28 for operating without a license.

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— Kyle Chassé / DD (@kyle_chasse) May 30, 2025

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