NexStox Becomes 5th Licensed Digital Exchange in Labuan, Malaysia

LABUAN, Malaysia, August 14, 2025 – Mintfunnel, a Coinbound Company / NexStox, a pioneer in the digital asset space, today announced it has been granted a Labuan Exchange license by the Labuan Financial Services Authority (LFSA). This license marks a significant milestone for the company, positioning it as one of five Labuan-licensed and regulated platforms for trading tokenised real-world assets (RWAs).

Regulatory Milestone Enhances Market Trust

The license provides a clear regulatory framework, which NexStox believes will address key concerns around investor protection and market integrity, thereby accelerating institutional and retail adoption of digital securities.

“This license is a testament to our unwavering commitment to building a compliant and secure digital exchange ecosystem,” said Cathal Donnellan, President of NexStox. “By operating within a regulated environment, we are not only protecting our users but also creating the trust needed for this market to flourish. We look forward to unlocking liquidity for a broad range of digital assets and making traditional illiquid investments more accessible.”

Bridging Traditional Finance and Web3

NexStox bridges the gap between traditional finance and Web3, offering an efficient platform for the issuance and secondary trading of tokenized and fractionized assets.

About NexStox

NexStox is a Labuan FSA-licensed digital exchange and financial services provider. The platform provides a secure marketplace for yield-bearing security tokens backed by real-world assets (RWAs), allowing retail investors to access RWAs and real-world businesses (RWBs), including:

• Tokenised agriculture
  

• Real estate
  

• Credit
  

• Infrastructure projects
  

Contact

Adel Shahin
VP Exchange
[email protected]

Links

• Website: nexstox.com

• X/Twitter: x.com/NexStox

• LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/nexstox

• Telegram: t.me/NexStox

Source: https://thebittimes.com/nexstox-becomes-5th-licensed-digital-exchange-in-labuan-malaysia-tbt119147.html