Crypto Country Comparator

In October 2025 the central bank called on virtual-asset service providers to register while a bill was being prepared. Its national risk assessment says there was no formalised national policy or licensing regime and warns that the lack of oversight raises risk. The registration call is not a published authorisation; verify the current position and any provider before acting.

Official source: Centrale Bank van Suriname: second national risk assessment, virtual assets and VASPs · Centrale Bank van Suriname: call for virtual-asset service-provider registration while a bill is being prepared, October 2025

Treatment to verify

Mexican financial authorities state that virtual assets are not legal tender or foreign currency. Banxico limits credit institutions and Fintech Institutions to authorized internal operations and bars them from offering public virtual-asset exchange, transmission, or custody. Providers that fall within vulnerable activity have SAT/UIF obligations.

Official source: CNBV, SHCP and Banco de Mexico: virtual-asset notice · Banco de Mexico: Circular 4/2019 · SAT: register a virtual-asset vulnerable activity and submit required information

Tax treatment without a specific crypto regime

Official source: PRODECON: no specific crypto tax regime; conditional goods-disposal interpretation · SAT: 2025 individual annual return filing period