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Regulatory status
Our role, and where authorisation is required.
Stated once, in full, rather than repeated as a disclaimer on every page.
Version 1.0 · September 2026
What Tokenbridge Global does
Tokenbridge Global Limited originates, verifies and structures economic rights in real assets, and coordinates their tokenization, placement and administration. In practice that means identifying assets, commissioning independent verification, designing the legal wrapper and the instrument, coordinating the service providers a transaction requires, and administering the relationship between the underlying asset and the investor after issuance.
It is an origination, structuring and coordination role. It is not, on its own, a regulated financial services business.
Activities that require authorisation
Several of the functions described elsewhere on this site are regulated activities in the jurisdictions where they are carried on. Depending on the instrument, the investor and the jurisdiction, these may include:
- issuing, offering or admitting transferable securities to trading;
- arranging, advising on, dealing in or distributing financial instruments;
- managing or marketing collective investment undertakings;
- safeguarding and administering financial instruments, and custody of client assets or client money;
- operating a trading venue, multilateral trading facility or DLT market infrastructure;
- providing payment services, issuing electronic money, or issuing asset-referenced or electronic money tokens;
- providing crypto-asset services within the meaning of the applicable crypto-asset regime.
Where an activity of this kind is required, it is performed by an entity or partner holding the relevant authorisation in the relevant jurisdiction — not by Tokenbridge Global Limited.
Which regime applies
The applicable framework follows the classification of the instrument, not the technology used to record it. In the European Union, the markets in crypto-assets regulation (MiCA) governs crypto-assets, but does not apply to crypto-assets that qualify as financial instruments. A token that is a security, a fund interest or another financial instrument is regulated under the securities framework — principally MiFID II and the Prospectus Regulation — and may be traded or settled under the DLT Pilot Regime where it is eligible.
A token referencing a single official currency is an electronic money token, and MiCA requires its issuer to be an authorised credit institution or electronic money institution, subject to the applicable reserve, redemption and own-funds requirements. Tokenbridge Global Limited is neither.
Authorisations held
Tokenbridge Global Limited does not hold, and does not currently represent that it holds, authorisation from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission, the Central Bank of Cyprus or any other competent authority. Any authorisation obtained in future will be described on this page, naming the authority, the entity and the permissions granted, and will be described only once it is actually held.
What this site is, and is not
This website is published for general information. It is not an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, any security, token or financial instrument, and it is not investment, legal, tax or accounting advice. Descriptions of structures, instruments and platform capability describe the group’s approach and target operating model; they do not represent authorisations held or services currently offered to the public.
Any instrument referred to on this site would be offered only to eligible investors, in permitted jurisdictions, under the applicable offering documents, and through the appropriate licensed channel. Tokenized instruments involve significant risk, including illiquidity, valuation uncertainty, technology risk and possible total loss of capital.
Questions
Enquiries about the group’s regulatory position, including from competent authorities, counsel or prospective counterparties, may be directed to enquiries@tokenbridgeglobal.com.