Crypto & Perp Trading in Bangladesh

Bangladesh's regulator currently prohibits crypto trading.

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Crypto perps

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Commodity perps

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Index perps

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Banned: banks and forex dealers are barred from facilitating virtual-asset trading, and outward transfers face separate FX limits.

Banned: mobile wallet providers are named in the same circular barring banks from virtual-asset dealing.

Banned: card-issuing banks are instructed not to deal in virtual assets, and cross-border card use is separately FX-limited.

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Prohibited: the circular covers any transaction obtaining virtual assets, including peer-to-peer stablecoin trades.

Profits from selling crypto face a flat 15% Capital Gains Tax, while mining or staking income follows standard income tax brackets of 0% to 30%.

Bangladesh treats crypto trading as banned.

For crypto traders in Bangladesh: Profits from selling crypto face a flat 15% Capital Gains Tax, while mining or staking income follows standard income tax brackets of 0% to 30%.

Bangladesh traders cannot use Bank transfer, bKash / Nagad / other MFS wallets and Local debit and credit cards to fund a crypto account.

Regulator for crypto trading in Bangladesh: Bangladesh Bank.