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Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets Regulation in Pakistan (2025)

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Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets Regulation in Pakistan (2025) Cryptocurrency and Digital Assets Regulation in Pakistan (2025) Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other digital assets have gained global popularity. Pakistan, like many developing countries, faces the challenge of regulating this fast-growing sector while protecting investors and ensuring compliance with international standards such as FATF (Financial Action Task Force). [Advertisement] 1. Current Legal Status of Cryptocurrency in Pakistan The State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) had earlier prohibited banks from dealing with cryptocurrencies. However, with the rise of fintech and blockchain, Pakistan is moving towards structured regulations. As of 2025: No blanket legalization yet, but controlled frameworks are being discussed. SECP (Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan) is drafting guidelines for crypt...
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Regulating Ride-Hailing & Mobility Platforms — Pakistan 2025 Guide

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Regulating Ride-Hailing & Mobility Platforms — Pakistan 2025 Guide Regulating Ride-Hailing & Mobility Platforms — Pakistan 2025 Guide How regulators, operators, drivers and passengers can navigate licensing, safety, labor, insurance, data protection and fare rules as Pakistan’s mobility sector matures. Advertisement Overview Ride-hailing and mobility platforms (cars, motorbikes, shared micro-transit) have transformed urban transport in Pakistan. Effective regulation must balance innovation and convenience with road safety, worker protections, consumer rights and fair competition. Legal & institutional framework Transport & motor vehicle laws: Provincial motor vehicle acts and city traffic by-laws set licensing, vehicle fitness and permit regimes. Local authorities: City transport authorities (e.g., traffic police, municipal corporations) manage permits, road rules and safety enforcement....
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Climate Litigation: Emerging Environmental Rights Cases in Pakistan

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Climate Litigation: Emerging Environmental Rights Cases in Pakistan Climate Litigation: Emerging Environmental Rights Cases in Pakistan (2025) Climate change has become one of the most pressing global challenges, and Pakistan is no exception. As the country faces extreme floods, rising temperatures, and environmental degradation, the judiciary has stepped in to address violations of fundamental rights caused by climate inaction. This emerging field of climate litigation is shaping environmental policy and justice in Pakistan. [Your AdSense Ad Here] 🔹 What is Climate Litigation? Climate litigation refers to legal actions taken in courts to enforce environmental rights, challenge harmful policies, or compel governments and corporations to take action against climate change. In Pakistan, such cases are often based on constitutional ...
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Privacy & Regulation of FinTech & Mobile Wallets in Pakistan — 2025 Guide

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Privacy & Regulation of FinTech & Mobile Wallets in Pakistan — 2025 Guide Privacy & Regulation of FinTech & Mobile Wallets in Pakistan — 2025 Guide Understand how mobile wallets, payment apps, EMIs and PSP/PSOs are regulated, what data they can collect, and the guardrails around onboarding, fees, lending and dispute resolution. EMI Licensing PSP/PSO e-KYC & AML/CFT Data Protection Consumer Rights Cybersecurity Jump to: FinTech Landscape • Licensing Types • e-KYC & AML/CFT • Privacy & Data Rules • Cybersecurity • Consumer Protection • Wallet Operations • In-App Lending/BNPL • Tax & Reporting • Breaches & Incidents • FAQ • Useful Tools Advertisement 1) Pakistan’s FinTech Landscape (quick primer) Payments are shifting f...
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Judicial Appointments & Reforms in Pakistan 2025

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Judicial Appointments & Reforms in Pakistan 2025 Judicial Appointments & Reforms in Pakistan 2025 A Complete Guide for Citizens, Lawyers, and Policy Enthusiasts Judicial independence is the cornerstone of democracy and the rule of law. In Pakistan, debates around judicial appointments and reforms have intensified in 2025 due to rising demands for transparency, accountability, and modernization of the justice system. This guide explores the process of judicial appointments, challenges in the current framework, and key reforms under discussion. Judicial Appointment Process in Pakistan Supreme Court Judges: Appointed through the Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) with final approval from the Parliamentary Committee. High Court Judges: Nominations are initiated by the Chief Justice of the concerned High Court and forwarded to JCP. Accountability & Oversight: Sup...
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