Compliance Breakthroughs in Europe and America
The European market has obtained payment service licenses from the Luxembourg Financial Supervisory Authority, meeting the MiCA framework requirements for stablecoins, and becoming the first CeDeFi stablecoin project to operate in compliance within the EU. The U.S. market is advancing license applications under the GENIUS Act and communicating with the SEC regarding the compliance of tokenization of RWA assets, focusing on demonstrating that on-chain circulation of government bonds, corporate bonds, and other assets complies with existing regulatory frameworks. Currently, licenses for money transfers have been obtained in 3 U.S. states, paving the way for services to institutional clients.
Flexible Adaptation in Emerging Markets
For regions with complex regulatory environments such as Latin America and Turkey, a strategy of 'localized cooperation + step-by-step compliance' is adopted: establishing fiat currency channels in collaboration with local licensed payment institutions to avoid direct operational risks; applying for digital currency service licenses in countries like Brazil and Mexico, with 5 temporary licenses currently obtained. The Middle East market has gained special permission from the UAE Financial Services Regulatory Authority through innovative gold redemption services, becoming a regional compliance benchmark.
Long-term construction of the compliance system
Form a compliance team composed of former SEC officials and international lawyers, establishing a full-process system of 'regulatory dynamic monitoring - compliance program iteration - risk warning disposal'. Plan to obtain operational licenses in 20 major global markets by the end of 2026, covering 80% of the target user areas. Although compliance investment increases short-term costs by 15%, it clears obstacles for ecological globalization, and it is expected that compliance premiums will drive USDf circulation to exceed 10 billion USD by 2027.
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