Matrixport obtains Financial Services License (FSL) in Bhutan, accelerating the deployment of regulated institutional-grade digital financial services
ChainCatcher news, Matrixport announced that its Bhutan entity, Matrix Bhutan Pte Ltd, has obtained a Financial Services License (FSL) issued by the Bhutan Gyalpo Financial Services Office (GFSO).
This license authorizes the company to conduct multiple regulated financial services within or from the Bhutan Gyalpo Mindfulness City (GMC), including currency services, OTC business (proprietary trading facilitation), and custody services. This licensing is an important development based on the in-principle approval (IPA) obtained in December 2025, and also marks the official commencement of approved business activities by Matrix Bhutan Pte Ltd under Bhutan's regulatory framework.
In the future, Matrixport will continue to strictly comply with the relevant regulatory requirements of GFSO and GMC, focusing on compliance, risk management, and sound governance, and will continue to promote the development of institutional-level digital financial services.
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