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According to The Block, the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has approved ClearToken, a London-based company, allowing it to launch a regulated settlement service for digital assets.Its upcoming CT Settle platform, which adopts a "payment versus payment" model, can simultaneously complete settlements for cryptocurrency, stablecoins, and fiat currency transactions. The platform is designed similarly to the CLS system in the foreign exchange market, which can reduce settlement risk and free up capital. This approval allows ClearToken to obtain authorization as a payment institution and registered crypto asset company, laying the groundwork for its future tokenization and digital asset clearinghouse. Additionally, the company plans to apply for approval from the Bank of England to expand its clearing and margin services using the central bank's digital securities sandbox.

The UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has approved London-based company ClearToken to launch the regulated digital asset settlement platform CT Settle, which will adopt a delivery versus payment (DvP) mechanism, allowing institutions to conduct simultaneous settlements using cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and fiat currencies. It is reported that this regulatory approval grants ClearToken dual qualifications as an "Authorized Payment Institution" and "Crypto Asset Registered Entity." The company plans to further expand into central clearing and margin services through the Bank of England's "Digital Securities Sandbox."