Canada’s investment regulator, CIRO, has launched a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital asset custody designed to cover the entire crypto trading ecosystem across Canada. According to a report from NS3.AI, this initiative introduces stricter oversight requirements to ensure maximum protection for investors active on digital trading platforms.
This regulatory framework is effective immediately and is a strategic response to market confidence being shaken following the collapse of QuadrigaCX a few years ago. CIRO has implemented more comprehensive custody standards, including independent audits, fund segregation, and periodic reporting to regulatory authorities. This move reflects a regulatory commitment to rebuilding the credibility of the crypto industry across Canada through more substantial protection against counterparty risk and fraud.
View Original
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
Digital Asset Custody Regulation CIRO Covers Broad Security Standards in Canada
Canada’s investment regulator, CIRO, has launched a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital asset custody designed to cover the entire crypto trading ecosystem across Canada. According to a report from NS3.AI, this initiative introduces stricter oversight requirements to ensure maximum protection for investors active on digital trading platforms.
This regulatory framework is effective immediately and is a strategic response to market confidence being shaken following the collapse of QuadrigaCX a few years ago. CIRO has implemented more comprehensive custody standards, including independent audits, fund segregation, and periodic reporting to regulatory authorities. This move reflects a regulatory commitment to rebuilding the credibility of the crypto industry across Canada through more substantial protection against counterparty risk and fraud.