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Zimbabwe's securities regulator has approved seven cryptocurrency and tokenization projects to enter the sandbox

2026-07-28 09:49:55
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According to Bitcoin.com News, the Zimbabwe Securities and Exchange Commission (SECZ) has approved seven fintech companies to enter its regulatory sandbox testing framework, including the blockchain financing platform "Zimbabwe Startup Exchange," the asset tokenization platform Ndarama Standard, the synthetic trading platform Questview Brokers, the crowdfunding platform Crowdaxe Capital, as well as three institutions focused on asset, infrastructure, or securities tokenization: Procode Platforms, Financial Securities Exchange, and Colmin Resources Zimbabwe.

SECZ stated that the sandbox aims to promote responsible innovation, enhance financial inclusion, and drive the development of capital markets. Participants will be subject to strict regulatory oversight, and SECZ reserves the right to issue further guidance or operational requirements.

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