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Singapore's central bank will hold trials to issue tokenised MAS bills next year and bring in laws to regulate stablecoins as it presses forward with plans to build a scalable and secure tokenised ...
The Monetary Authority of Singapore plans to trial tokenized bills settled with wholesale CBDC. The Singapore central bank is also preparing draft legislation for a stablecoin regulatory regime.
Chia Der Jiun, the Managing Director of the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), has announced that his country plans to revamp stablecoin laws and try out tokenized bills.
Singapore warns that weakly backed stablecoins could trigger wider trust failures, urging stronger reserves and redemption rules across the sector.
It also plans to bring in laws to regulate stablecoins. MAS is the Monetary Authority of Singapore, the city-state’s central bank, which is pressing forward with plans to build a scalable and secure tokenised financia...
Singapore’s MAS will trial tokenized MAS bills and draft stablecoin laws in 2026, marking a major step toward a secure tokenized financial ecosystem.
Singapore’s MAS unveils a 2026 CBDC pilot and new stablecoin regulations to boost tokenized finance. Learn what’s changing.
