Tokinvest Granted Full VARA License for Operations in Dubai

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Tokinvest, a real world assets tokenization platform, has received a full license from Dubai's Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority.

Tokinvest Begins Operations in Dubai

Tokinvest is the first company within Dubai's DMCC International Business District to receive a VARA license for virtual asset operations. It will use blockchain technology to provide a secure and efficient platform for the tokenization of real assets.

Company Plans and Objectives

Founded by Scott Thiel and Matt Blom, Tokinvest aims to make premium asset investments accessible to a wider audience. In July 2024, the company raised $500,000 in pre-seed funding.

Future Projects and Collaborations

Tokinvest has secured partnerships with leading developers and trading platforms to bring tokenized assets to market. In December 2024, it expanded collaboration with Universal Digital Payments Network (UDPN) to launch a stablecoin management system.

Tokinvest’s achievement reflects the ecosystem we are building for Web3 businesses. Dubai positions itself as a leader in the crypto market with a forward-thinking regulatory approach.Belal Jassoma, Director of Ecosystems at DMCC

Obtaining the license allows Tokinvest to expand and build a robust platform for asset tokenization, enhancing investment opportunities in Dubai.

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