UAE regulators unify virtual asset licensing for consistent oversight across all emirates. Real-time data sharing enables coordinated inspections and efficient enforcement. Legislative review targets AML and CTF gaps to align with global standards. The United Arab Emirates is streamlining its crypto rules. The country’s two main regulators, the federal Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) and Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), have signed an agreement to create a unified framework for the entire virtual asset industry. UAE’s SCA VARA Crypto Regulatory Partnership The UAE’s Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA) and Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) have formally launched a strategic partnership to align the country’s crypto regulatory framework. The agreement builds… pic.twitter.com/KzfWGGDYEF — XChangeOn (@XChangeon) August 7, 2025 One License to Operate All Across the UAE The new partnership introduces a shared licensing process. This means a crypto firm’s license issued by either VARA in Dubai or the SCA in other emirates will be mutually recognized, allowing them to operate across the country wi… The post UAE Regulators SCA and VARA Sign Agreement for Unified Crypto Framework appeared first on Coin Edition .
