Poland Crypto Regulation Debate Intensifies as Lawmakers Consider Ban Proposal

Poland’s parliament has started debating four separate crypto bills after previous legislation faced repeated vetoes. Lawmakers are reviewing proposals submitted by the government, President Karol Nawrocki, the Poland 2050 party, and the Confederation party, with further discussions expected later this week.

The proposed laws focus on how digital assets should be regulated, including the authority of financial watchdogs and penalties for companies that fail to comply with inspections. The presidential proposal includes fines of up to 20 million Polish zloty, while the government version increases the maximum penalty to 25 million zloty.

PiS Party Pushes Separate Crypto Ban Bill

At the same time, members of the Law and Justice (PiS) party introduced a separate proposal seeking a nationwide ban on cryptoasset activity. The move came after party lawmakers withdrew support for an earlier crypto regulation bill filed in April.

Speaker Czarzasty stated that ;

Parliament leaders said debate on the ban proposal will only move forward after lawmakers complete work on the four main crypto regulation bills. The discussion highlights growing political divisions over the future of digital assets in Poland.