CBK Puts CryptoCurrency Dealers On Its Radar
[Business Today - Kenya] - 17/10/2025
Central Bank of Kenya(CBK) will impose hefty fines of upto KSh 30 million for firms that engage in illegal issuance of cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin and stable coin. The same harsh penalty awaits individuals who face a fine of KSh 3 million, imprisonment or both. This is a recently passed (…)
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