In a massive development for the country, Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) has allowed professional investors to gain access to foreign Bitcoin and other crypto ETFs. Indeed, the commission announced the change Monday, allowing select investors to participate with “foreign virtu asset” exchange-traded funds.

The report notes that there is a specific criteria to meet for those hoping to invest. “Professional investors include professional institutional investors, high-net-worth investment legal persons, high-asset clients, legal persons or funds that are professional investors, and natural persons that are professional investors,” the FSC clarified.

Additionally, there must be a board-approved suitability assessment for securities firms looking to invest in crypto ETFs. This will coincide with mandatory educational efforts for businesses. Specifically, this will seek to teach more about cryptocurrency, and its inherent risks. Yet, the decision still adds Taiwan to a list of nations looking to further embrace crypto as a growing,a nd globally important, asset class.