Editor’s note: Crypto Breaking News provides this update on Jordan’s JoRegBox sandbox as regulators deepen collaboration with fintechs and digital asset firms. Fuze, a leading virtual assets infrastructure provider, has joined Jordan’s regulatory sandbox, marking a milestone in the Kingdom’s Innovation and Financial Technology program. This expansion illustrates how a regulated framework can accelerate secure, compliant digital asset services for banks and fintechs while supporting economic modernization. The following press release details the event, the ceremony, and the regulatory context that underpins this move across the Middle East and Africa region.

Key points

Fuze expands into Jordan by joining JoRegBox sandbox, the Kingdom’s regulatory sandbox for fintech and digital assets.
Fuze is the first business of its kind accepted to the JoRegBox sandbox.
Move aligns with Jordan’s Economic Modernisation Vision 2033 and the Central Bank’s FinTech and Innovation Vision.
The announcement was made at an official ceremony with CBJ officials including the Governor and Deputy Governors.

Why this matters

Jordan’s JoRegBox sandbox signals regulatory support for digital asset innovation, enabling compliant testing of new services in a controlled environment. The collaboration aims to promote digital transformation, secure trading, and growth of regulated financial services for banks, fintechs, and the public in Jordan and the region.

What to watch next

Outcomes from Fuze’s JoRegBox sandbox testing and pilots.
Regulatory developments that could enable broader digital asset services in Jordan.
Potential scale-up within Jo-FinTech and related fintech initiatives.

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Central Bank of Jordan onboards Fuze to regulatory sandbox, marking expansion to the Kingdom

Amman, Jordan – 17 February, 2026: Fuze, a leading virtual assets infrastructure provider, has announced its expansion to the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. It follows the approval granted by the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) to enter the Regulatory Sandbox for Financial Technology and Innovation (JoRegBox). Fuze is the first business of its kind to be accepted to the sandbox and will invest and collaborate with regulators to build seamless, compliant digital asset solutions that are tailor-made for regulated banks and fintechs in Jordan.

The announcement was made at an official ceremony hosted by His Excellency Dr. Adel Al-Sharkas, Governor of the Central Bank of Jordan, alongside Deputy Governors His Excellency Mr. Ziad Asa’ad Ghanma and His Excellency Dr. Khaldoun Abdullah Al-Wshah, and the Chairman of the Jordan Securities Commission, His Excellency Mr. Emad Abu Haltam, amongst other senior officials.

Fuze’s participation in the regulatory sandbox aligns directly with the objectives of Jordan’s Economic Modernisation Vision 2033 and the Central Bank’s Financial Technology and Innovation Vision. These strategic initiatives prioritise innovation, digital transformation and the development of compliant financial services as key drivers of sustainable economic growth.

Mohammed Ali Yusuf (Mo Ali Yusuf), CEO of Fuze said, “We are humbled and privileged to be selected by the Central Bank of Jordan to support the advancement of virtual assets within the Kingdom. We welcome the opportunity to collaborate with Jordan’s regulated financial institutions and explore compliant ways to enhance financial services and enable the population to safely trade and own digital assets.”

Fuze has scaled rapidly across the Middle East and Africa in recent years, prioritising expansion to countries with clearly defined regulations for digital assets. By joining JoRegBox and operating within the Jordan FinTech and Innovation Hub (Jo-FinTech), Fuze will be able to test digital financial products in a real operating environment with real customers, under the supervision and oversight of the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ).

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Disclaimer: The information contained in this press release is for general informational purposes only. Fuze and its subsidiaries, including Morpheus Software Technology FZE, are licensed by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) in the United Arab Emirates as a broker-dealer in virtual assets. Morpheus Software Technology FZE has received approval from the Central Bank of Jordan, in coordination with the Jordan Securities Commission, to participate in the Jordan Regulatory Sandbox (JoRegBox) for the testing of digital asset services in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan and operate in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. This press release does not constitute an offer or solicitation to buy, sell, or deal in virtual assets or to provide financial services or investment advice, or any regulated activity in any jurisdiction. Virtual assets are subject to significant risks, including price volatility, regulatory uncertainty, and potential loss of value. Nothing in this press release should be construed as a guarantee of any particular outcome, return, or regulatory status. Fuze does not guarantee the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of the information provided. Readers are strongly encouraged to seek independent legal, financial and tax advice from a qualified professional advisor before making any financial or investment decisions.