Regulatory Sandbox

Regulatory sandbox

What is Regulatory Sandbox?

Initially, the word 'sandbox' was used to describe a small container filled with sand for child play. Over time, its meaning has evolved significantly. Nowadays, in the realm of computer science, a sandbox refers to a secure testing environment set up for safe experimentation with websites or software projects. When discussing 'regulatory sandboxes,' we often refer to controlled spaces intended for innovative startups that are not completely governed by regulatory bodies or traditional laws.

Regulatory Sandbox

Grasping the Concept of a Regulatory Sandbox

Regulatory sandboxes provide a controlled setting for testing innovative technological products, services, or processes that don't fully align with the established legal and regulatory structure. They are specifically designed to help shape appropriate regulations that can foster innovation by informing stakeholders about its potential benefits and risks. Often, these sandboxes find their legal grounding through provisions that encourage experimentation.

Recent Updates on Regulatory Sandboxes

- Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) (@CA_Kenya)

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