#越南加密政策

The National Assembly of Vietnam officially passed the "Digital Technology Industry Law" on June 14, further refining regulatory mechanisms in areas such as cryptocurrency, AI, semiconductors, and digital infrastructure, while providing multiple incentives to attract foreign investment. The law will officially take effect on January 1, 2026.

According to official reports, Vietnam has for the first time included "digital assets" within the scope of regulation, further subdividing them into "virtual assets" and "crypto assets," but excluding securities, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and other financial instruments. Below are the definitions of "virtual assets" and "crypto assets" as outlined in the law:

Virtual assets: A type of digital asset used for trading or investment, excluding securities defined by civil law or financial law, digital forms of legal tender, or other financial instruments.

Crypto assets: Digital assets that rely on cryptographic technology to verify transactions and ownership, which, like virtual assets, explicitly exclude securities, digital currencies, and other financial instruments under the current legal framework.