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A timeline of the measures

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DateMeasureInstrument
17 January 2022Marketing restrictions for DPT servicesGuidelines PS-G02
26 October 2022Consultation on consumer protection and stablecoinsMAS consultation papers
3 July 2023Part 1 response: segregation, custody, no retail lending/stakingMAS response; draft PSR amendments
23 November 2023Part 2 response: consumer access, conduct, technology riskMAS response
2 April 2024Final PSR amendments on segregation and custodyMAS response; amendment regulations
4 April 2024Expanded DPT service definition commencesPS(A)A 2021 commencement
Q4 2024Consumer access and business conduct guidelines take effect (first phase)Guidelines PS-G03
mid-2025Remaining measures in force; PSN05 applies to DPT providersGuidelines PS-G03; Notice PSN05

For general information only. This article does not constitute legal or tax advice, does not replace advice on an individual case and creates no lawyer-client relationship. It reflects the legal position as of October 2026.

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