The top Swiss Bitcoin Suisse encryption services announced that ADGM’s BTCS (Middle East) subsidiary (Middle East), BTCS (Middle East) subsidiary, BTCS subsidiary (Middle East), BTCS (Middle East) subsidiary, Middle East Ltd received approval from ADGM. The company said this milestone represents an important step forward in the strategic expansion of the Bitcoin Suisse, reinforcing its commitment to regulatory compliance, economic innovation and global development.
With this achievement, Bitcoin Suisse is going to expand to the Middle East, introducing a sophisticated and customer approach to encryption financing.
The administration of IPA by the FSRA of ADGM paves the way for Bitcoin Suisse to obtain complete licensing soon, allowing it to provide regulated cryptographic financial services – including negotiation of virtual assets, circuitarial mobile values, as well as localized. ADGM is recognized as one of the most advanced and well -adjustable jurisdictions. The virtual framework of its assets is recognized worldwide for its integrated regulations, making it the largest regulated hub for virtual assets in the Mena area.
Ceyda Majcen, head of global expansion and was appointed senior BTCS (Middle East) Ltd, said, said, she said,
“Authority approval marks an important milestone on our global expansion journey. It reflects our strong commitment to maintain the highest standards of transparency, security and regulatory compliance. The rapidly evolving ecosystem of digital assets in the area.”
Arvind Ramamurthyy, head of the market development manager at ADGM, said,
“ADGM congratulates the Bitcoin Suisse for receiving the IPA from the FSRA ADGM, their plans to expand to the area to provide regulated cryptographic services to the international financial center are a proof of the huge opportunities available at Abu Dhabi.
Bitcoin Suisse said it has created a strong reputation as a credible cryptographic service provider in Switzerland, offering safe and compatible encryption solutions for private and institutional customers with deep experience, accuracy and personal commitment. The company safely owns more than $ 6 billion (AED 22.2 billion) in digital assets under booking and over $ 2.6 billion (AED 8.9 billion) in institutional institutional services, making it one of the largest digital providers.
Entering the ADGM ecosystem, Bitcoin Suisse aims to use the area’s progressive regulatory framework to provide its customers a strong, transparent and fully adjustable platform for its cryptographic financial services.
Authority approval reflects the strong Bitcoin Suisse’s strong operational standards, the commitment to manage the risk and the ability to meet the high standards set by regulators. As BTCS (Middle East) Ltd. It moves on to complete licensing, it will continue to strengthen its product suite and operational capabilities to better serve its international customer base.