According to Cryptopolitan, Moldovan Finance Minister Andrian Gavriliță announced that a cryptocurrency regulatory framework will be implemented in 2026, including rules for holding, trading, and exchange, fulfilling the commitments of an EU candidate country. It cannot be banned but must be regulated; the new law prohibits payments with cryptocurrencies and imposes a 12% income tax on cryptocurrency trading profits (holding is tax-free). Drawing on the EU MiCA and Romania's experience, it will be jointly drafted by the National Bank, the National Financial Market Committee, and the Anti-Money Laundering Office to strengthen anti-money laundering measures.
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According to Cryptopolitan, Moldovan Finance Minister Andrian Gavriliță announced that a cryptocurrency regulatory framework will be implemented in 2026, including rules for holding, trading, and exchange, fulfilling the commitments of an EU candidate country. It cannot be banned but must be regulated; the new law prohibits payments with cryptocurrencies and imposes a 12% income tax on cryptocurrency trading profits (holding is tax-free). Drawing on the EU MiCA and Romania's experience, it will be jointly drafted by the National Bank, the National Financial Market Committee, and the Anti-Money Laundering Office to strengthen anti-money laundering measures.