Vietnam signed Decision No. 1413/QD-TTg in July 2026 and said it would explore a standalone regulatory framework for digital assets, according to a report from OpenMarkets, a unit under CME Group. The move was presented as part of a broader reform agenda tied to modernizing the country’s financial system and aligning it with global markets.
The report also said Vietnam is pushing ahead with the development of international financial centers in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang. At the same time, the country is working to expand fintech and its capital markets. Taken together, the measures point to a wider policy effort that links digital asset oversight with financial-sector development and cross-border market integration, as described in the source report.
Vietnam signed Decision No. 1413/QD-TTg in July 2026 and proposed exploring a standalone regulatory framework for digital assets, according to OpenMarkets, a CME Group unit.
The report said the plan forms part of a broader push to modernize Vietnam’s financial system and align reforms with global markets. Vietnam is also advancing the buildout of international financial centers in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, while developing fintech and capital markets.
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