BlockBeats News, July 8th, According to official sources, the cryptocurrency exchange platform Websea has been granted regulatory approval by the Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC). Its subsidiary entity, "WEBSEA GLOBAL PTY LTD," has completed registration and is now under ASIC's supervision. Following the acquisition of MSB licenses in the United States and Canada, Websea has successfully obtained ASIC regulatory approval in Australia, officially establishing a dual compliance channel between North America and Australia, marking another leap in its global compliance layout.
This ASIC regulatory certification is not only a milestone for Websea on its global compliance journey but also a core support point for its deep cultivation in the Asia-Pacific region and global outreach. Building on this foundation, the platform will further expand strategic businesses such as cross-border finance, asset custody, financial derivatives, and institutional services, solidifying the cornerstone of international compliance and constructing a more open, secure, and sustainable Web3 financial system. It is reported that ASIC, established by the Australian Federal Government as a financial regulatory agency, is globally renowned for its strict regulation and transparent reviews. It is recognized as one of the top three strictest regulatory bodies globally and is an authoritative compliance institution in the international financial arena. Its regulatory approval serves as a vital pass for international crypto platforms to enter mature markets.
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