
Digital assets: three questions advisers need to be asking
Who can advise on digital assets, where can clients move them, and what can SARS see? A practical look at the questions advisers need to understand.

Who can advise on digital assets, where can clients move them, and what can SARS see? A practical look at the questions advisers need to understand.

The emergence of tokenised assets raises the question whether SA can develop trusted local infrastructure rather than rely on systems built elsewhere.

Early industry reaction focuses the implications for stablecoin payments and self-custody wallets, and the compliance burden.

The bank says its AI-driven banking and fraud prevention systems have reduced fraud on flagged transactions by 85%.

Exchanges say the draft could affect routine crypto use, while one legal analysis questions whether the framework is truly more permissive.

Clients can link to their existing Luno accounts – or create one in-app – to buy, hold, and sell more than 50 crypto assets.