Offrampt's rules timeline holds 13 Thai changes from 31 October 2025 to 30 October 2026. The latest six: 2026-09-14: The OECD lists Thailand among jurisdictions starting crypto tax data exchanges (CARF) by 2028; 2026-09-11: The SEC proposes a 5 million baht daily cap per operator and an own-wallet rule for stablecoin transfers; comment closes 25 September; 2026-09-07: The SEC imposes civil sanctions on four people for manipulating trading volume of the SIX Network token; 2026-09-02: The SEC issues the crypto Travel Rule, effective 27 February 2027; 2026-09-01: The SEC names Tools for Humanity and its CEO as supporters of the unlicensed UNO app; Holdstation and UNO are to be blocked from 1 October; 2026-08-25: The Cabinet approves a draft Act amending the Digital Asset Decree, sending it to Parliament.
Two dates sit ahead: the Travel Rule takes effect on 27 February 2027, and Thailand starts sharing crypto tax data with other countries under the OECD's CARF by 2028.
Speed: weeks
Step by step, about one a month, all pointing one way: named accounts at both ends, a daily cap, tax data shared abroad. Sales to strangers person to person sit outside these steps; the banks' mule-account rules reach them from the other side.