The central bank has required crypto service providers to block such transfers for 24 hours. This applies to one or more transfers per day exceeding $10,000. However, smaller transactions may also be blocked if unusual activity is detected. To do this, companies take into account the customer’s risk profile, the nature of the transaction or service, and the recipient’s jurisdiction. After 24 hours, the service provider must either unblock the transfer or reject it. This rule applies to both traditional cryptocurrencies and stablecoins. The changes take effect on January 1, 2027. They apply to financial institutions, payment systems, and other crypto service providers operating during the transition period.