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- A ready-made South African FSCA dual Category I & II licence (CASP), authorised August 2024…
Current CASP inventory is South Africa-focused: an FSCA dual Category I and II crypto-asset service provider file. Treat EU MiCA or offshore CASP work as advisory scoping only until a matching live file is listed.
A crypto asset service provider route has to start with the actual service: exchange, custody, transfer, brokerage, advisory or another regulated activity. SKY7 checks whether the file can support that service after ownership, management and policy changes.
The category is transition-sensitive in every jurisdiction. A buyer should understand local implementation timing, AML registration history, custody controls, wallet/provider stack and the bankability of fiat rails before treating a file as launch-ready.
Route checks before a buyer compares live files.
No. Legacy VASP registrations, local crypto approvals and CASP-style permissions can have different activity scopes, regulator expectations and transition requirements.
SKY7 checks activity scope, custody model, fiat flows, AML record, management substance, technology providers and regulator transition obligations.
A fresh application is better when the target file has the wrong activity scope, weak custody evidence or a history that would slow regulator approval after transfer.
We respond with a jurisdiction shortlist, a working timeline, and a fixed price. No templates, no generic decks.