Meet Finvasia Group: 15 years of building regulated trading, brokerage, payments, and capital markets infrastructure across international markets.
Blockmaze is the tokenized asset layer on top of that foundation.
A broker running $500M in client AUM can plug tokenized stocks or gold in like a new product vertical. No new compliance stack or tech build. The regulatory backbone is live across all European, GCC and Asian markets.
The stack is ready, Blockmaze brings it to tokenized assets.
Made for compliant players, by compliant players.
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Blockmaze is the tokenized asset layer on top of that foundation.
A broker running $500M in client AUM can plug tokenized stocks or gold in like a new product vertical. No new compliance stack or tech build. The regulatory backbone is live across all European, GCC and Asian markets.
The stack is ready, Blockmaze brings it to tokenized assets.
Made for compliant players, by compliant players.
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Most RWA stacks are assembled from parts: issuance here, custody there, payments elsewhere, and compliance layered on top as an afterthought.
Any broker or PSP that wants to launch tokenized assets has to assemble four or five vendors, negotiate four or five integration timelines, and still own the regulatory exposure when the pieces don't fit together in a given jurisdiction.
That's the problem Blockmaze was built to solve.
Issuing and acquiring in one ecosystem. Compliance built right into the protocol layer. Multi-jurisdiction licensing is already in place — CBB, HCMC, CBC, CySEC, FINTRAC, AUSTRAC, SCA, FSC, FSCA and AOFA. The institutions using the infrastructure don't have to start from scratch in every market they operate in.
In regulated finance, fragmented infrastructure creates liability. One weak link in the compliance chain is enough.
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Any broker or PSP that wants to launch tokenized assets has to assemble four or five vendors, negotiate four or five integration timelines, and still own the regulatory exposure when the pieces don't fit together in a given jurisdiction.
That's the problem Blockmaze was built to solve.
Issuing and acquiring in one ecosystem. Compliance built right into the protocol layer. Multi-jurisdiction licensing is already in place — CBB, HCMC, CBC, CySEC, FINTRAC, AUSTRAC, SCA, FSC, FSCA and AOFA. The institutions using the infrastructure don't have to start from scratch in every market they operate in.
In regulated finance, fragmented infrastructure creates liability. One weak link in the compliance chain is enough.
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"Made for compliant players, by compliant players" is the motto we in Blockmaze live by.
It says where Blockmaze comes from: a regulated financial services group with 15+ years of operational history across trading infrastructure, payments, and fintech.
The people who built Blockmaze have spent their careers inside compliance frameworks obtaining licenses, building systems that regulators audit, and operating in markets where a missed requirement has dramatic consequences.
That background shapes every product decision. Compliance is built into Blockmaze's infrastructure from the ground up. The licensing footprint exists because the team knew what each jurisdiction requires before the first line of protocol code was written.
If you’re a broker or PSP that builds on Blockmaze, you're building on infrastructure made by people who have operated under the same regulatory expectations they face every day.
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It says where Blockmaze comes from: a regulated financial services group with 15+ years of operational history across trading infrastructure, payments, and fintech.
The people who built Blockmaze have spent their careers inside compliance frameworks obtaining licenses, building systems that regulators audit, and operating in markets where a missed requirement has dramatic consequences.
That background shapes every product decision. Compliance is built into Blockmaze's infrastructure from the ground up. The licensing footprint exists because the team knew what each jurisdiction requires before the first line of protocol code was written.
If you’re a broker or PSP that builds on Blockmaze, you're building on infrastructure made by people who have operated under the same regulatory expectations they face every day.
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Finvasia Group was founded in 2009. Since then: 5 million clients, 190+ countries, trillions in transaction volume across 10+ brands spanning trading, brokerage, payments, and capital markets.
That's the group behind Blockmaze.
When a regulated broker in Europe or a PSP in the GCC evaluates tokenized asset infrastructure, the first question is: who built this, do they have the licenses and regulatory authorization to operate in our markets?
Finvasia Group has 15 years of operational history, active licenses across 10 jurisdictions, and audited systems that regulators know by name.
Most fintech companies are still trying to assemble that stack. Blockmaze starts with it.
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That's the group behind Blockmaze.
When a regulated broker in Europe or a PSP in the GCC evaluates tokenized asset infrastructure, the first question is: who built this, do they have the licenses and regulatory authorization to operate in our markets?
Finvasia Group has 15 years of operational history, active licenses across 10 jurisdictions, and audited systems that regulators know by name.
Most fintech companies are still trying to assemble that stack. Blockmaze starts with it.
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