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September 24, 2025

News Desk

Crypto goes legal to Pakistan as Govt unravels licenses

Pakistan officially began the licensing process for encryption exchanges, signaling a key milestone for the country’s digital finances. The Pakistan Pakistan Authority has called on world encryption providers to apply for license to the country. Experts estimate that the Pakistani encryption market currently serves about 40 million users, with an annual volume of transactions approaching $ 300 billion, making it one of the largest unjust markets in the world. The creation of the Authority aims to bring these activities in accordance with international regulatory standards, while at the same time facing the financial risks. In the context of the new

January 10, 2025

News Desk

Experts look into satellite internet rules

Listen to the article KARACHI: Businessmen and experts have praised the government’s efforts to facilitate a prominent brand of satellite internet service starting operations in Pakistan and expressed hope for an alternative internet option to solve connectivity problems for users and boost the rural economy. They said satellite Internet service could be a big catalyst for uplifting various industries, including education, defense, healthcare, banking, agriculture, aquaculture, oil and gas, mining and natural resource exploration. Currently, the federal government is working to introduce a satellite Internet service in the country to support businesses and individuals. Authorities are in talks with Starlink,

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