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BlockchainReporter reports Binance signed two memorandums with Kazakhstan to explore a stablecoin, digital payments, and infrastructure.
According to BlockchainReporter, Binance has signed two memorandums of understanding with Kazakhstan to advance digital finance, including exploring a possible stablecoin and digital payments. The agreements were reached on September 4, 2026, during a meeting between Binance founder Changpeng Zhao and Deputy Prime Minister Jaslan Madiev in Astana.
The first memorandum, signed with the Ministry of Artificial Intelligence and Digital Development, covers cooperation on digital assets, computing infrastructure, innovative payment solutions, exploring a stablecoin issuance, and improving tax and judicial approaches. The second memorandum, signed with the Astana International Financial Centre, focuses on cooperation under the Investment Tax Residency Program.
Kazakhstan has previously collaborated with Binance on crypto adoption, having introduced mining rules funding a central bank-backed crypto reserve in August and launching the Alem crypto reserve with Binance as a strategic partner. President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev also signed a law governing banks and digital assets in early 2026.
The ministry stated that the non-binding agreements formalize the working relationship and represent a move toward practical implementation, though the parties did not set a timeline for a potential stablecoin launch.
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