Thailand’s Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking public comments on a proposal to cap individual customers’ stablecoin deposits and withdrawals through each operator at 5 million baht per day. The limit is equivalent to about US$147,750 and would apply to regulated digital asset platforms, with some transfers exempt. The proposal would restrict transfers when both the sending and receiving accounts or wallets are held by the same person. However, purely peer-to-peer on-chain transactions conducted outside registered platforms would not be subject to these rules. The SEC said the measures are intended to prevent money laundering, cybercrime, and evasion of international remittance rules. The deadline for submitting public comments is November 26.