Pakistan is ramping up its crypto and blockchain strategy with a new memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Binance. The deal allows Pakistan to explore tokenizing up to $2 billion in government-owned assets. These assets include sovereign bonds, treasury bills, and commodity reserves. The goal is to use blockchain technology to increase liquidity, improve transparency, and attract global investment.
Under the MoU, Binance will advise Pakistani authorities on how to digitize these real-world assets. This could make it easier to trade and manage state assets on digital platforms. Pakistan is also exploring the idea of a national stablecoin to support future digital payments and financial inclusion. Experts say tokenization could modernize the financial system and expand access to investors.
The move comes as Pakistan works on formal crypto regulation and opens doors for major exchanges to operate locally. The country’s digital asset framework is evolving with the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority guiding policies. Pakistan already has strong grassroots crypto activity, and this new partnership with Binance may make it a notable player in digital finance in the region.
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