Nexinter is the new generation of digital assets trading
Can a one-woman’s vision revolutionize the ICO and STO trading?
Back in 2017, when the ICO boom was in full force, Nexinter’s founder Ana Bencic had an “a-ha!” moment — she knew that the ICO bubble wouldn’t last. So Ana had a vision of a different type of digital trading platform. It was then when the idea of Nexinter first appeared.
Her vision was of a digital trading platform that would be fully regulated, where the principles of ICOs would be applied for the crowdfunding and the principles of a regulated market would be applied to the STOs. Ana had a clear idea of introducing KYC processes on the platform and make it bank friendly and fully compliant with regulations.
“We want to support the flexibility of ICOs — which are still a very fascinating way to raise funds, and it’s miles away from the somewhat inflexible world of IPOs.”
Many discredited Ana’s vision of a new ecosystem with regulated ICOs. Fast-forward 2 years and everybody is talking about licenses and regulations for exchanges.
To honour her vision, Nexinter got licensed in Estonia but chose Malta as their main head-quarter.
This choice came when Malta became one of the most attractive jurisdictions followed by the introduction of a legal framework that addresses a number of problems faced by the digital asset trading industry. Although Malta isn’t issuing licences yet, Nexinter is one of the few other platforms notified under the Virtual Financial Assets Act (VFA Act), which establishes the regulatory regime governing ICOs, cryptocurrency exchanges and wallet providers.
Ana points out that Nexinter won’t be branded purely as an exchange — their core is to be a digital assets platform. This is where Nexinter differs from other platforms: Nexinter is present in jurisdictions where regulatory legislation is in place and most importantly, Nexinter adopted a very comprehensive KYC compliance process and anti-money laundering policies will safeguard the funds of traders and clients.
“We have a very strict compliance process — we just won’t list something just for the sake of making money. We want to be defined as the platform where real assets and transparent projects are listed. If a project doesn’t tick all the boxes of our compliance process, we wouldn’t consider it for a STO listing.”, added Ana Bencic.
Moreover, Nexinter’s team is fully dedicated to providing a safe environment for investors that offers top legal and security compliance while allowing high profitability.
The next few years will be crucial for the digital assets trading sector, and Nexinter aims to stay at its forefront with a unified trading platform.
For more info: www.nexinter.com
Twitter: @nexinterdigital
