
Kenya Cuts Stablecoin Capital Rule 40% to $2.32M as Global Issuers Weigh Entry
Broad Oversight for Central Bank Kenya has reduced the minimum paid-up capital required for stablecoin issuers by 40% to about $2.32 million (300 million Kenyan shillings). The revised threshold, published by the National Treasury, marks a significant shift from the nearly $3.9 million proposed in draft rules last March. However, the Kenyan government retained strict oversight measures aimed at protecting investors as cryptocurrency adoption accelerates in the East African nation. Kenya ranked fifth globally in crypto adoption in Bybit’s 2025 World Crypto Ranking, with stablecoins driving cross-border payments and serving as a hedge against currency volatility in a market that…








