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Dubai Tightens Crypto Marketing Guidelines to Guard Investors

Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) has tightened marketing rules for digital assets, mandating companies to include notable warnings in their advertising materials. Effective from October 2024, these new rules seek to guarantee openness and safeguard customers by alerting them on the volatility and possible hazards of crypto investments.

Dubai has tougher crypto marketing guidelines in place to guard consumers

Set to start impacting October 1, 2024, Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) is implementing fresh, stricter rules for selling digital assets. These rules aim to increase openness and provide possible investors with knowledge on the hazards related with crypto trading.

Companies advertising virtual assets in Dubai under the new guidelines have to clearly disclaim their products. This disclaimer has to say: “Virtual assets may lose their value in full or in part and are subject to extreme volatility.” The goal is to guarantee that before deciding on any investment, buyers completely understand the possible hazards.

Apart from needing disclaimers, businesses providing digital assets have to get VARA permission to guarantee that any incentives connected to marketing are not false. This stage seeks to discourage investors from succumbing to offers that reduce the dangers connected to cryptocurrencies.

These revised rules show Dubai’s will to control the growing crypto market and guarantee ethical promotion policies. Matthew White, CEO of VARA, said the advice seeks to help crypto service providers behave ethically and build client confidence.

Apart from marketing rules, Dubai is extending the scope of VARA-registered businesses so they may service the larger United Arab Emirates (UAE) market. Following an agreement between VARA and the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA), which guarantees providers working in Dubai can supply their services across the UAE, this action follows.

This most recent action by VARA follows a larger trend of tightening rules in international financial centers to handle digital asset related concerns. As cryptocurrencies become more and more popular, governments all over are trying to strike a mix between consumer protection and financial sector innovative development.

Dubai keeps enhancing its leadership in the digital financial business by implementing these new marketing guidelines, therefore guaranteeing a safer environment for investors as well as crypto aficioners.

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