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About Archax Finance
Archax Ltd, registered in England and Wales (company number 11302455), operates as the UK’s first FCA-authorised digital asset exchange, broker, and custodian, holding regulatory permissions including operating a Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF), dealing in investments as agent, arranging and safeguarding client assets, along with approvals under the Financial Promotions regime (S21) and FCA cryptoasset registration, under firm reference number 838656, protected under UK’s FSCS and Financial Ombudsman Service for regulated products.
Archax offers trading in tokenised real‑world assets (e.g. bonds, funds, commodities, stablecoins) and cryptocurrencies via an institutional-grade platform, with custody and multi‑asset safeguarding infrastructure. It expanded into the US by acquiring FINRA‑ and SEC‑regulated broker‑dealer Globacap Private Markets Inc., rebranded as Archax Markets US, enabling provision of tokenised real‑world asset services to US institutional clients.
Who it’s for
- Institutional investors seeking regulated access to tokenised real‑world assets and digital securities.
- Crypto businesses needing an FCA-authorised partner to approve financial promotions under UK regulations.
- US institutions requiring a compliant entry point into tokenised asset markets via a FINRA/SEC‑regulated broker.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Full FCA authorisation with extensive permissions including MTF, client money safeguarding, dealing, arranging and cryptoasset registration.
- Expanded regulatory footprint into the US via acquisition of a FINRA/SEC-regulated broker-dealer.
Cons
- Crypto asset services (non‑regulated) are not covered by FSCS or Financial Ombudsman, exposing clients to unprotected risk.
