Crypto Regulation in Georgia
The Crypto Regulation indicator measures how clear, usable and supervised the legal framework for virtual assets and crypto service providers is. The point is not whether crypto is popular in the country, but whether providers, users and banks face identifiable rules for registration, AML checks, customer protection and supervision.
Georgia now visibly includes virtual assets in the National Bank's supervisory framework. That improves predictability compared with a pure grey area, but it does not automatically mean a fully developed market-supervision framework like the strongest crypto jurisdictions.
What Is Rated Here
The rating looks at service-provider licensing or registration, anti-money-laundering controls, originator and beneficiary information rules, market integrity, customer protection, rules for stable crypto-assets and practical enforcement. Adoption, bitcoin merchants, cash access, taxation and general banking quality remain separate indicators.
How the Rating Is Calculated
The visible raw value is a Nomadino regulation value from 0 to 100 points. It uses international FATF, IOSCO and FSB standards, national supervisory sources, the European MiCA reference framework and maintained replacement values for territories without direct coverage. The rating shown above is taken from the newly generated Nomadino data.
Sources
- FATF standards for virtual assets and crypto service providers
- FATF 2025 update on virtual assets and service providers
- National Bank of Georgia - virtual assets and registered services
This article was created on June 18, 2026
