The Independently Published The Global Regulation of Digital Money: A comprehensive guide to the regulatory frameworks shaping the next era of digital finance

The global financial system is shifting toward regulated digital money. Stablecoins, tokenised deposits, tokenised securities, and programmable settlement are moving from experimental concepts into real, institutional infrastructure. Around the world, regulators are building the legal frameworks that will define how digital money works safely, transparently, and at scale.The Global Regulation of Digital Money is a clear, practical guide to this transformation. Johnny O'Sullivan explains how major jurisdictions including the United States, Singapore, the EU, UK, Switzerland, Hong Kong, UAE, and Jersey are regulating digital-money instruments and tokenised markets.Across twelve concise chapters, the book shows how stablecoins, tokenised deposits, custody, tokenised assets, and settlement innovation fit together to form an emerging global digital-money architecture.Professional, accessible, and grounded in real financial-system engineering, this book is essential reading for regulators, banks, fintechs, policymakers, and digital-finance practitioners.