Crypto exchange MaskEX to set up headquarters in UAE after receiving initial approval from UAE regulator
Crypto exchange, MaskEX has unilaterally announced receiving an initial approval from Dubai’s Virtual Asset Regulatory Authority (VARA) to begin making preparations for its launch in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). It also will be opening its headquarters in Dubai and hiring.
As per the announcement, the approval represents a major
milestone for MaskEX, which has been working tirelessly to expand its presence
in the Middle East and bring the benefits of virtual assets to a wider
audience.
MaskEX will begin finalizing its entity incorporation, engage banking services, hire more staff in Dubai for its soon-to-be-opened headquarters office, and take the necessary steps to become the first regulated exchange in the UAE.
The services and activities MaskEX has applied for include exchange, lending and borrowing, broker-dealer, and virtual asset management and investment services, with the aim of obtaining VARA’s highly acclaimed FMP license. This license will enable MaskEX to operate in and from Dubai while upholding its commitment to regulatory compliance, customer protection, and innovation.
“We are extremely proud and grateful to have received
initial approval from VARA, which is a testament to our commitment to meeting
the highest regulatory standards,” said Eric Yang, CEO of MaskEX. “We believe
that our platform will provide users in the UAE with a safe, reliable, and
efficient way to access the world of virtual assets, and we look forward to
launching as soon as possible, while strictly adhering to the requirements laid
out by VARA.”
“The initial approval from VARA is a major milestone for us,
and is of great significance not just for the UAE but for the entire MENA
region,” said Ben Caselin, Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer of MaskEX.
“We look forward to working closely with the regulatory authorities to ensure
that our platform meets all necessary requirements and provides a secure and
transparent environment for our users.”
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