FSP licence with crypto asset authorisation in South Africa

About This Company

A South African financial services provider in Category I (CAT 1) is available, and the seller puts breadth at the centre of its appeal. Its named regulator is the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA). Advice and intermediary services, in non-automated form only, are the permitted activities. Product areas are long-term insurance (subcategories C, B2-A, B1-A, B2, B1 and A); equities, derivatives, bonds, debentures, securitised debt and money market instruments, plus collective investment scheme participatory interests; deposits that are structured, long-term or short-term; pension fund benefits and retail pension benefits; and crypto assets. Limits matter here. Automated advice and discretionary management are not covered by the scope given. Banking arrangements and clients are not mentioned, so neither can be assumed to come with the company. Immediate acquisition is possible, according to the seller. For someone planning to advise on products, invest or run a digital asset business, several product lines sit under one existing structure, which matters most for customer propositions mixing traditional products and crypto. The Atlas places the regime under the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act 37 of 2002 and notes that the authorisation is domestic and does not passport.