According to The Nation’s report published by Nongluck Ajanapanya, the central bank’s expanded oversight includes closer scrutiny of cryptocurrency transactions, with stablecoins singled out as potential channels for unregulated capital flows. Bank of Thailand Governor Vitai Ratanakorn said roughly 40% of USDT sellers on Thai platforms are foreigners who should not be trading domestically, raising concerns about compliance and enforcement. While overall crypto trading volumes remain smaller than traditional foreign exchange markets, officials view stablecoins as attractive tools for moving funds quickly and discreetly across borders. As a result, USDT activity is reportedly now being monitored alongside other financial channels tied to grey money flows.