About Cryptorabic
Cryptorabic is an independent information resource about the rules that apply to crypto in Arab countries. Each country page explains, in plain language, what is allowed, what is restricted, and what has changed recently.
Cryptorabic is not a law firm, a financial adviser, an exchange, a broker or a government body. We are not affiliated with any regulator, central bank or crypto platform mentioned on this site, and we do not buy, sell or hold crypto on anyone's behalf.
How we research
- •We start with official sources: central banks, official gazettes and financial regulators.
- •Where official texts aren't available or accessible, we use reputable press and legal analysis, and we say so. Wording such as "reportedly" marks information that comes from secondary sources.
- •When something can't be confirmed, we leave it out rather than guess.
- •Every country page shows the date it was last checked, and pages are reviewed regularly and whenever significant news breaks.
- •We describe rules as they are published. We don't take positions on whether they are right or wrong.
Disclaimer
The information on this site is general information only. It is not legal, financial, tax or investment advice, and it should not be relied on as such.
Laws and regulations change, sometimes quickly. Before acting on anything you read here, check with the relevant official authority or a qualified professional in your country.
Mentioning an exchange, platform or company is not an endorsement or recommendation. Licences can be granted, changed or withdrawn, so always check the regulator's official register.
Nothing on this site encourages anyone to buy, sell, hold or use crypto where doing so is restricted or prohibited.
Cryptorabic is not responsible for any decision made, or loss suffered, on the basis of information on this site.
Corrections
We want this site to be accurate. If you believe something on a page is wrong or out of date, please tell us at info@cryptorabic.com. To help us review it quickly, please include:
- •the page and the specific statement concerned
- •what you believe is correct
- •an official source, if one is available
We aim to review every request within 7 days. Confirmed corrections are made on the page, and significant changes are recorded in the page's change history. We welcome messages from regulators, government bodies and institutions, and we treat them as a priority.