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Crypto Regulation in CARICOM

Legal

Caribbean Community member states regulate crypto individually. Several have developed digital currency frameworks. The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank launched DCash CBDC pilot.

Region: Supranational

Tax Information

Capital Gains (Personal)
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Capital Gains (Corporate)
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VAT on Crypto
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Staking Tax
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Airdrop Tax
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Mining Tax
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Licensing & Registration

License Required
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Regulator
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Framework
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License Types
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Estimated Cost (USD)
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Timeline
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Ease of Licensing
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AML / KYC

KYC Required
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Travel Rule
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FATF Member
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FATF Status
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Suspicious Activity Reporting
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Mining

Mining Legal
Yes
Status
Unknown
Electricity Cost ($/kWh)
$0.1
Renewable Energy
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Climate
Temperate
Infrastructure
Moderate
Tax on Mining Income
Standard corporate tax

Soken Services

Legal Opinion
Available | $3,000 - $12,000 | 14 days
Banking
Difficulty: Medium | Crypto-friendly banks: none listed
Fiat Rails
SWIFT
Card Payments
Visa, Mastercard
Company Registration
$2,000 | 14 days | LLC
Licensing Support
Available | $5,000 - $25,000
Reviewed: 2026-02-01ai_baseline

Frequently Asked Questions

Is crypto legal in CARICOM?
Cryptocurrency is currently classified as "Legal" in CARICOM. Caribbean Community member states regulate crypto individually. Several have developed digital currency frameworks. The Eastern Caribbean Central Bank launched DCash CBDC pilot.
What is the crypto tax rate in CARICOM?
In CARICOM, the personal capital gains tax on crypto is not publicly specified, and the corporate tax rate is not publicly specified.
Do I need a crypto license in CARICOM?
Licensing requirements in CARICOM are unclear or not yet formally established. Contact Soken for a detailed legal opinion.
Is crypto mining legal in CARICOM?
Yes, crypto mining is legal in CARICOM. Electricity costs approximately $0.1/kWh. Mining income is taxed at: Standard corporate tax.
What are the AML/KYC requirements for crypto in CARICOM?
KYC requirements for crypto businesses in CARICOM are not clearly defined.