Malaysia Non-Custodial Wallet – Compliant Development
Launch a non-custodial wallet in Malaysia with compliance controls mapped to SC Malaysia and SC Malaysia DA. Block Intelligence builds production software; independent counsel handles licensing.
Compliance scope
Malaysia · Non-Custodial Wallet
Malaysia regulates digital asset exchanges and token offerings through Securities Commission guidelines. Platforms must meet custody, AML, and market integrity standards.
| Jurisdiction | Malaysia |
|---|---|
| Regulator | SC Malaysia |
| Product | Non-Custodial Wallet |
Software
Built-in compliance controls
- Self-custody key generation and secure backup flows
- WalletConnect / chain signing with transaction simulation
- Optional KYC-gated features for regulated on-ramps
- Phishing protection and address allowlisting
- Privacy-preserving analytics for product ops (not user PII)
- Enable user-controlled key management to enhance security.
- Implement KYC checks during wallet setup for compliance.
- Provide transaction monitoring features to detect suspicious activities.
Block Intelligence provides technology development and compliance-oriented software architecture. We are not a law firm. Licensing and regulatory advice is provided by independent legal partners in each jurisdiction. Information is current as of 2026-03-01 and subject to change.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
- What is a non-custodial wallet?
- A non-custodial wallet allows users to retain control of their private keys and funds.
- Are non-custodial wallets regulated in Malaysia?
- Yes, they must comply with SC Malaysia guidelines, including KYC and AML requirements.
- How can I develop a compliant non-custodial wallet?
- Integrate compliance features such as KYC verification and transaction monitoring into the wallet software.