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- An active Switzerland-based ARIF SRO entity domiciled in Zug, built on a zero-custody Power…
Crypto & Web3 Licences gathers VASP, CASP, DCE and Swiss SRO-supervised routes. Buyers should compare the actual regulator, AML perimeter, custody model, banking position and transfer path rather than treating all virtual-asset files as the same licence type.
A crypto or Web3 acquisition starts with the permission perimeter, not the label on the card. EU CASP work is different from an AUSTRAC DCE registration, a Swiss SRO-supervised VASP model, or an offshore gaming-adjacent structure. SKY7 checks the regulator, activity scope, AML/CFT file, custody model, banking assumptions and transfer path before a buyer treats a file as launch-ready.
For buyers, the practical question is whether the route supports the intended customer geography, fiat and crypto rails, safeguarding or custody arrangements, and change-of-control process. The catalogue is therefore a shortlist for diligence, not a substitute for a route memo or legal review.
Route checks before a buyer compares live files.
No. Some routes are licences, some are registrations, and Swiss SRO models are AML-supervised memberships. SKY7 separates the legal status from the marketing label before a buyer commits.
A CASP route matters when the target activity and customer geography sit inside the EU MiCA perimeter. Non-EU files may still be useful, but they should not be described as EU CASP permissions.
Check the regulator or supervising body, permitted activities, AML/CFT controls, ownership-change process, banking or EMI access, custody model, live obligations and whether any historic operating claims are seller-reported and verifiable.
We respond with a jurisdiction shortlist, a working timeline, and a fixed price. No templates, no generic decks.