Libeara said that it received a Capital Markets Services licence from the Monetary Authority of Singapore, allowing it to provide additional regulated services in dealing in tokenised Collective Investment Schemes and securities. The announcement said the approval marks Libeara’s transition to a regulated financial institution in Singapore.
According to the company, the licence enables it to support institutional clients in distributing tokenised capital markets products and to deal in tokenised securities and CIS for accredited and institutional investors in Singapore. Libeara added that the milestone follows its in-principle approval received in July 2025 and said its infrastructure has already supported the tokenisation of more than $1 billion in regulated assets.
Founder and CEO Aaron Gwak described the licence as validation of Libeara’s compliance-first approach and said it will help connect regulated fund structures with the liquidity of the digital asset ecosystem. The next point to watch is how quickly Libeara converts the licence into broader distribution activity for tokenised fund and securities products in Singapore’s regulated market.
Source: Libeara.
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