Fiji Financial Intelligence Unit (FFIU) for AML/CFT oversight of non-prohibited entities
Core law
Reserve Bank of Fiji (Budget Amendment) Act 2025
Entry capital
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Approval timeline
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Customer assets
Prohibited
Data protection
Data Protection Act 2014 · Office of the Information Commissioner
Sandbox
No
Fiji has moved to prohibit Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs). The Reserve Bank of Fiji (RBf) enacted the 2025 Amendment Act, which introduces statutory definitions for virtual assets and explicitly prohibits persons from carrying on or marketing virtual asset services. This represents a hard ban on commercial crypto activities.
Mining may not be 'service'; unclear if prohibited
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Advisory / portfolio management
Uncertainverify with regulator
Advisory may not be 'service'; unclear if prohibited
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New — what changed recently
2025-02-06Reserve Bank of Fiji (Budget Amendment) Act 2025 — Parliament enacted the Act, introducing statutory definitions for virtual assets and prohibiting persons from carrying on or marketing virtual asset services.[1]
Market-entry checklist
1Confirm prohibition statusVerify that your specific activity falls under the 'virtual asset service provider' definition in the 2025 Amendment Act.
2Consult legal counselEngage local counsel to interpret the scope of 'marketing' and 'carrying on business' under the new Act.
3Check AML obligationsDetermine if any residual AML/CFT reporting obligations apply to non-prohibited virtual asset activities.
4Assess mining viabilityEvaluate if mining operations are exempt from the VASP prohibition as they may not constitute a 'service'.
This guide is compiled automatically from 1 primary-source documents published by Fiji's regulators, reviewed by RegAlert, and refreshed monthly (last updated 2026-07-12). It is not legal advice — always confirm requirements with the regulator or local counsel before acting.