Digital-asset companies operating in South Africa have halted billions of rand in deals over proposed regulatory changes that would include cryptocurrencies under the country’s exchange-control regime and limit their use in cross-border transactions, people familiar with the matter said.
Digital-asset companies operating in South Africa have halted billions of rand in deals over proposed regulatory changes that would include cryptocurrencies under the country’s exchange-control regime and limit their use in cross-border transactions, people familiar with the matter said.
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