When asset flows create new obligations.

The moments where industry context changes the way forward.

Defining the regulated activity

Exchange, custody, payments and token issuance raise different questions. Follow the actual product and asset flows before choosing a licence or jurisdiction.

Building banking relationships

Banking and payment partners need a clear account of customers, controls, custody and settlement. Prepare evidence that supports the model you present.

Responding to a new framework

A rule change may affect authorisation, disclosures or existing arrangements. Work through the impact on the live business and put the response in sequence.

Connect the assets to the obligations.

  1. Regulatory classification

    Describe the activities, users and asset flows, assess the applicable framework and map licensing or registration requirements in the proposed markets.

  2. Custody and customer terms

    Clarify control of assets, safeguarding, settlement, disclosures and the responsibilities shared with technology and custody providers.

  3. Financial crime controls

    Connect due diligence, monitoring, sanctions screening and applicable transfer information requirements to the product and its operating team.

  4. Partner and investor readiness

    Organise the ownership records, policies, product explanation and risk evidence needed for informed diligence discussions with banks, investors and counterparties.

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