3 April, 2018
Virtual currency, or cryptocurrency, has made its way to Indonesia and government agencies are working to regulate its use.
But as Bitcoin, Ripple, Peercoin and other virtual currencies increasingly attract the interest of Indonesians for all kinds of reasons, there is no regulation in Indonesia that deals specifically with virtual currency, a gap regulators hope to close.
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Contributed by SSEK – By Harry Kuswara, Legal Consultant ; Michael S. Carl, Foreign Legal Consultant
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Paul Moloney, Partner, Eversheds Sutherland
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