The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proposing regulations to protect client assets in cryptocurrency custody services.The regulations include trust structures, asset segregation, capital requirements, and daily reconciliations to safeguard client assets.Firms must segregate client crypto assets, hold them in a trust, and maintain accurate records under the proposed regulations.Stablecoin issuers will face robust backing requirements and offer redemption guarantees to all holders.Consumer protections in the UK are limited, with regulatory framework addressing instances of consumer harm and custody failures.The proposal aims to improve consumer protection in the growing cryptocurrency market in the UK.The consultation period for the proposed regulations runs until July 31, 2025, with final rules expected to be implemented in 2026.Compliance costs for firms providing custody services are estimated but expected consumer benefits over 10 years are projected.The regulatory framework may alter the UK's digital asset landscape by emphasizing authorization for stablecoin issuers and custodians.The FCA's proposals position the UK as a potential leader in cryptocurrency consumer protection while allowing room for innovation in the sector.