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Abstract:Binance Kazakhstan has secured an AFSA license, making it the first fully regulated digital asset trading facility in Kazakhstan, enhancing trust and compliance.
Binance Kazakhstan has achieved a crucial milestone by getting official permission from the Astana Financial Services Authority (AFSA) for a complete regulatory license. This milestone establishes Binance Kazakhstan as the country's first fully licensed Digital Asset Trading Facility (DATF), demonstrating its commitment to maintaining the highest levels of trust, security, and regulatory compliance.
A long and exhaustive evaluation procedure was required to get this highly sought-after license. Binance Kazakhstan undertook a thorough External Financial Audit and obtained ISO certifications for its IT systems, which were critical in showing its adherence to high operating standards. The AFSA also performed a thorough investigation to ensure that Binance Kazakhstan satisfied all standards and followed strict procedures and processes. This stringent examination guarantees that Binance Kazakhstan's digital asset management standards remain at the highest level.
The Astana Financial Services Authority (AFSA) is in charge of monitoring all financial and non-financial services at the Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC). The AFSA plays a critical role in ensuring that the financial environment stays safe and regulated, which is critical for Kazakhstan's digital asset market's stability and development.
Binance Kazakhstan is now permitted to function as a virtual asset trading facility after receiving the legal license. This permission covers the authority to make principal investments and offer virtual asset custody services. Binance Kazakhstan's capacity to provide a greater variety of services will be enhanced by the full regulatory license, which will better integrate and assist the local digital asset ecosystem.
Binance's Head of Regional Markets, Vishal Sacheendran, expressed his excitement over the development. He emphasized that AFSA's pre-approval demonstrates Binance's dedication to regulatory compliance, security, and operational excellence. “We are delighted to have received the complete license and look forward to continuing to serve our Kazakhstan consumers. ”This achievement will significantly contribute to the growth of the local digital asset ecosystem, Sacheendran said.
As Binance Kazakhstan celebrates this huge accomplishment, it establishes a new standard for digital asset trading facilities in the area. The overall license agreement will not only improve Binance Kazakhstan's operating skills but will also boost innovation and confidence in the vibrant Kazakhstani digital asset market. This accomplishment constitutes a big step forward in harmonizing with worldwide best practices and regulatory requirements, pointing to a brighter future for digital asset trading in Kazakhstan.
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