We have already committed to a moratorium on crypto donations to political parties.

The government has announced a moratorium on cryptoasset donations to political parties, to be delivered via an amendment to the Representation of the People (Elections) Bill, following the Rycroft Review recommendation of 25 March 2026.

▸ GOV.UK — Cap on donations from overseas electors and ban on crypto donations ▸ House of Commons Library — Cryptocurrency donations in UK politics

Checked Wed 1 Jul, 09:59 · Broadcast: PMQs: Prime Minister's Questions - 20 May 2026

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