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Is crypto legal in Virgin Islands, U.S.?

Cryptocurrency is legal in Virgin Islands, U.S., but subject to regulatory restrictions.

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Virgin Islands, U.S. crypto policy at a glance

CBDC status
Not yet recorded

Stage of the central bank digital currency programme — research, pilot, or launched.

Legal status
Legal, with restrictions

Whether crypto is legal, restricted, or banned for individuals and businesses.

“The Virgin Islands Virtual Currency Businesses Act establishes a regulatory framework for the licensing and supervision of virtual currency businesses in the Territory. A person shall not engage in the business of virtual currency without having been licensed under this Act.”
Office of the Lieutenant Governor, U.S. Virgin Islands ↗ · as of 2023-01-27 · confidence: medium
VASP licensing
Not yet recorded

Whether the jurisdiction licenses crypto/VASP service providers.

Stablecoin rules
Not yet recorded

Rules governing stablecoin and e-money-token issuance.

Tax treatment
Not yet recorded

How crypto gains are taxed and reported, including OECD CARF participation.

DeFi treatment
Not yet recorded

How decentralized finance (DeFi) is treated by regulators.

NFT classification
Not yet recorded

Whether NFTs are addressed in regulation.

Mining policy
Not yet recorded

Policy toward crypto mining — permitted, restricted, or banned.

Enforcement intensity
Not yet recorded

Intensity of regulatory enforcement actions against crypto firms.

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