Global crypto firms are lining up as Kenya’s new licensing framework takes hold

Kenya’s crypto licensing framework is beginning to produce the response policymakers hoped for when the Virtual Asset Service Providers Regulations, 2026 were published. Several global and African digital asset companies, including Binance, Yellow Card, Luno, VALR and Kotani Pay, have confirmed plans to apply for licences, moving the conversation beyond regulatory proposals to practical implementation.

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