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Why it matters
Final FSRA framework expanding the regulatory treatment of Fiat-Referenced Tokens beyond issuance to broader regulated activities and client-asset handling.
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ADGM Regulated Activities Involving Fiat-Referenced Tokens — 2026 Framework
ADGM Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA)
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Last independently checkedSeptember 23, 2026Checked 29 days ago.
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Final FSRA framework expanding the regulatory treatment of Fiat-Referenced Tokens beyond issuance to broader regulated activities and client-asset handling.
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Who is affected
ADGM Authorised Persons conducting regulated activities involving Fiat-Referenced Tokens, including firms holding or controlling client FRTs and FRT issuers.
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What action may be required
Confirm whether relevant FRTs are accepted, map regulated activities and permissions, and implement applicable client-asset and issuer requirements.
Evidence strengthNeeds review
Important evidence or freshness checks are incomplete.
Last checkedSeptember 23, 2026
Next reviewOctober 23, 2026
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- Primary evidence linked1 official source is attached.
- Freshness checkChecked 29 days ago.
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- Material changes preservedNo material update has been recorded after the baseline.
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Primary sourceLinked evidence on adgm.com
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Editorial checkReviewed September 23, 2026
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Next triggerRegulatory status should be checked on a shorter cycle
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ADGM Authorised Persons conducting regulated activities involving Fiat-Referenced Tokens, including firms holding or controlling client FRTs and FRT issuers.
Defines the FSRA approach to accepting FRTs, expands the regulated activities that may involve FRTs and sets requirements for firms holding or controlling client FRTs while amending certain issuer obligations.
Confirm whether relevant FRTs are accepted, map regulated activities and permissions, and implement applicable client-asset and issuer requirements.
Using non-accepted FRTs or failing client-asset, issuer or permission requirements can create digital-asset regulatory exposure.
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