Gofaizen & Sherle marks a significant milestone as it celebrates its first anniversary in El Salvador, showcasing impressive achievements in the fintech and cryptocurrency sectors. The firm's success in navigating the complex regulatory landscape has positioned it as a key player in the region, and according to analysts cited in the report, the outlook is promising.
Successful Licensing Process
In just one year, Gofaizen & Sherle has successfully guided clients through the licensing process, securing 6 Digital Asset Service Provider (DASP) licenses. This accomplishment accounts for approximately 10% of all approved DASPs in El Salvador, a notable feat considering the regulators' acceptance rate stands at only 16%. These approvals underscore the firm's expertise in maneuvering through one of the most selective regulatory frameworks in the region.
Expansion of Bitcoin Service Provider Licenses
Furthermore, the firm has assisted companies in obtaining around 40 Bitcoin Service Provider licenses, significantly broadening the legal operational landscape for businesses in El Salvador. Felix Canizalez V, Head of the El Salvador Office at Gofaizen & Sherle, expressed pride in the firm's contributions to the burgeoning fintech and crypto ecosystem in the country.
Dedicated Team and Client Focus
The firm's achievements are supported by a dedicated team of 8 professionals who blend international legal knowledge with a deep understanding of the local market. This unique combination allows clients to concentrate on innovation while effectively managing compliance risks.
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