TradeTogether has been granted its full Capital Markets Services (CMS) licence by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).
Thsi enables the company to operate as a fully regulated fund manager in Singapore with a focus on tokenised asset investment strategies.
The approval follows TradeTogether’s in-principle approval (IPA) granted in early 2025 and confirms the firm’s successful completion of all regulatory conditions set by MAS.
With the full CMS licence, TradeTogether is authorised to expand its regulated fund management activities, supporting discretionary mandates and structured investment strategies for accredited, corporate and institutional investors seeking compliant access to tokenised assets.
The licence strengthens TradeTogether’s positioning at the intersection of regulated capital markets and tokenisation technology, as institutional demand for regulated tokenised investment products continues to grow in Singapore and across the region.
“This milestone reflects years of disciplined work to build TradeTogether within Singapore’s regulatory framework.
The CMS licence allows us to continue serving clients and to expand our regulated tokenised fund management activities, while strengthening Singapore as our Asia Pacific hub, consistent with our focus on governance, risk management, and fiduciary responsibility,”
said Geoff Ira, CEO and Co-Founder of TradeTogether.
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