Thailand’s Stablecoin Proposal Would Put a Same-Owner Gate on Wallet Transfers

Thailand’s Stablecoin Proposal Would Put a Same-Owner Gate on Wallet Transfers


Bangkok skyline illustrating Thailand stablecoin wallet transfer regulation image By Isaac • September 13, 2026 7:53 am •

Thailand is considering a stablecoin rule that would change one of crypto’s most ordinary actions: moving tokens between a regulated exchange and someone else’s wallet.

The proposal would require deposits into a customer’s account at a licensed Thai digital-asset operator to come from an account or wallet verified as that customer’s own. Withdrawals would have to go to an account or wallet verified to the same customer.

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In plain English, a user could not send stablecoins from a supervised platform directly to a friend, family member, merchant or business wallet under the proposed same-owner rule.

No rule is in force yet. The framework is under consultation, and that distinction matters.

The Thailand Securities and Exchange Commission’s

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