MEXC tại Thái Lan 2026: Quy định SEC & Giao dịch THB

Thailand's Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regulates crypto exchanges under the Emergency Decree on Digital Asset Businesses B.E. 2561 (2018). Licensed digital asset exchanges must be SEC-approved. MEXC is not Thai SEC-licensed but is accessible. Thailand taxes crypto gains at personal income tax rates.

Thailand has established a regulated crypto ecosystem with SEC-licensed exchanges including Bitkub, which dominates the domestic market. MEXC is not Thai SEC-licensed but is accessible to Thai users and not blocked. Thai traders use MEXC alongside domestic exchanges — using Bitkub for THB on/off ramps and MEXC for broader market access.

Thailand is available in MEXC's interface in Thai language (ภาษาไทย), and the P2P marketplace supports THB through PromptPay and bank transfers. Thailand has been relatively progressive on crypto regulation, with the SEC permitting approved digital assets and working to integrate crypto into the broader financial system.

PromptPay is Thailand's national instant payment system linked to national ID or phone numbers, widely adopted by Thai banks. MEXC P2P sellers in Thailand commonly accept PromptPay transfers, making it the most convenient deposit method for Thai users.

To deposit THB: navigate to P2P, select Buy USDT, filter by THB and PromptPay. Transfers are instant and available 24/7. Major Thai bank transfers (Kasikorn, Bangkok Bank, SCB, Krungthai) are also supported by many P2P sellers for larger transactions.

Thailand has a growing and engaged crypto community, with significant interest in DeFi, NFTs, and new token launches. MEXC's Thai-language interface and customer support make it accessible to Thai traders at all experience levels. The official MEXC Thai Telegram and LINE community channels provide Thai-language peer support.

MEXC's Launchpad is popular among Thai users given the region's appetite for early-stage crypto investment. Thai trading communities on Telegram and Facebook regularly discuss MEXC new listings and trading opportunities.

Thailand taxes cryptocurrency gains as personal income at progressive rates. The Revenue Department considers crypto trading profits as assessable income. Thai residents trading on MEXC must include profits in their annual personal income tax return. There is no separate capital gains tax rate for crypto — it falls under general income tax at rates of 5%-35% depending on total annual income.

Thai traders should keep comprehensive records of all MEXC transactions. MEXC's CSV export functionality supports tax calculation. The Thai Revenue Department has increased attention to crypto income reporting in recent years.