Partnership aims to strengthen unified regulatory advocacy as US and UK expand crypto policy coordination
CryptoUK, the leading cryptocurrency trade association in the United Kingdom, has officially joined forces with The Digital Chamber, a major U.S.-based crypto policy organization. The move creates a joint cross-border advocacy platform that strengthens cooperation between the two countries as both advance their digital asset regulatory agendas.
In its announcement, CryptoUK said its team will now operate under The Digital Chamber’s umbrella, forming a unified policy voice for the crypto and blockchain sector. Since their founding The Digital Chamber in 2014 and CryptoUK in 2018 both groups have focused on regulatory engagement, member collaboration, and industry-led policy development.
Executive director Su Carpenter emphasized that the partnership reinforces their mission to push policy-led, evidence-based regulation across jurisdictions.
The collaboration comes at a pivotal time as U.S. lawmakers finalize negotiations on a digital asset market structure bill, which aims to deliver long-awaited regulatory clarity for crypto businesses. Meanwhile, the UK government has publicly committed to working alongside U.S. regulators to develop compatible rules for digital assets.
The Digital Chamber joins a growing network of U.S. industry groups including the Blockchain Association, Solana Policy Institute, Crypto Council for Innovation and others that are gaining influence as the Trump administration signals a more supportive stance toward the sector.
UK Accelerates Work on Stablecoin Regulation
The partnership also follows progress in the UK’s regulatory landscape. On Nov. 10 the Bank of England published a consultation outlining a framework for “sterling-denominated systemic stablecoins.”
This marks a major step in the UK’s plan to align more closely with the U.S., which approved federal stablecoin rules in July.
Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden noted that staying synchronized with U.S. policy is “really important” as global stablecoin oversight begins to take shape.
The strengthened alliance between CryptoUK and The Digital Chamber signals a new era of coordinated advocacy, potentially shaping how digital asset laws evolve across both major financial jurisdictions.
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