2026-02-08
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The Jordan Securities Commission requires virtual assets service providers to obtain a license to operate, mandating minimum paid-up capital ranging from JOD 500,000 to JOD 3,000,000 depending on the specific activity. The regulation establishes application procedures with a 60-day decision window, sets licensing fees between JOD 30,000 and JOD 100,000, and imposes strict governance, cybersecurity, and fitness-and-propriety requirements for key personnel. It prohibits unauthorized trading practices, mandates client asset segregation, and grants the Commission authority to inspect providers and terminate third-party contracts.
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