Thailand will block access to the Bitget platform starting December 5.
Original headline泰国将自 12 月 5 日起封锁 Bitget 平台访问
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Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission has filed a criminal complaint against Bitget operator BG Limited for allegedly running an unlicensed digital asset trading business and will block access to the platform from December 5. The regulator said Bitget provided trading services and collected fees between 2022 and 2025, promoting them through a Thai-language website and social media, and it also filed a complaint against an individual accused of helping market the platform. The case has been referred to the Economic Crime Suppression Division, while the Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has been notified to enforce the access block. The move puts a major offshore exchange’s Thai user base at risk and signals tighter enforcement of licensing rules in one of Southeast Asia’s larger crypto markets. What to watch next is whether Bitget pursues a Thai license or restructures its local operations before the December 5 cutoff.
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