Court ruling exposes crypto exchange-control loophole

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This could lead to a free-for-all, with crypto transfers abroad not subject to SA Reserve Bank approval – at least until the loophole is closed. Wiehann Olivier of Forvis Mazars takes us through the likely implications.

28 May English South Africa Tech News · Investing

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