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Vietnam to Launch Two-Year Sandbox for P2P Lending, Data Sharing

Fintech News

While domestic fintechs and credit institutions may apply to join, participation in the sandbox does not guarantee future regulatory approval once permanent legal frameworks are introduced. Only firms licensed by the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) will be allowed to participate, and foreign banks are explicitly excluded.

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Japan introduces stablecoin legal framework

The Paypers

Japan has introduced a legal framework to clarify the legal status of stablecoins, defining them as digital money.

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Is 2025 Finally the Year for Open Finance in Southeast Asia?

Fintech News

Vietnam, though still lacking a legal framework for open banking, has seen progress through initiatives by individual banks. Malaysia has also made strides, publishing in 2019 a policy document titled Publishing Open Data using open API.

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Business Email Compromise Fraud: Should the Party Best Positioned to Avoid the Fraud Bear the Loss? 

Fintech Weekly

Learn how the imposter rule and alternative legal frameworks shape liability in BEC disputes. As business email compromise (BEC) cases rise, courts are split on who bears the loss.

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Money laundering reform from Congress is needed more than ever

Payments Source

Bankers must identify money launderers and traffickers, and yet although not precluded, the current legal framework actually limits the sharing of data about potential suspicious activity and customers between institutions, says Giant Oak's Gary Schiffman.

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Age Verification in Latin America 

Segpay

This blog explores child protection laws across key Latin American countries, highlighting their different approaches and the evolving regulatory frameworks. The Brazilian Child and Adolescent Statute (ECA) provides a broad legal framework to protect minors. We also look at the age verification tools that are used in the region.

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Twitter, Other Tech Companies Caution Europe Over Internet Rules

PYMNTS

The legal framework for digital services has been largely unchanged in the region for about 20 years. That’s even as “repressive regimes around the world use draconian legal frameworks to stifle online freedoms.”. Several companies, including Twitter , are urging European Union regulators to “defend the Open Internet.”

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