Copper ME Receives In-Principle ADGM Approval for Digital Asset Expansion, Final Authorisation Pending
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SendTech Times Digital Assets Desk
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Copper Securities (ME) Limited has received in-principle approval from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) to expand its regulated digital-asset activities. The approval is not a full commercial authorisation but allows Copper ME to proceed to the next phase of regulatory engagement, including demonstrating operational readiness. The planned expansion covers digital asset custody, settlement, collateral management, and tokenised fund brokerage — all still subject to final FSRA authorisation.
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The approval is not a full commercial authorisation.
ADGM said the in-principle approval allows Copper ME to move to the next phase of regulatory engagement, including demonstrating full operational readiness before seeking the relevant Financial Services Permission.
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