Swiss fintech company Taurus gets approval to offer tokenized securities to retail customers
On January 24th, Swiss fintech company Taurus has been approved by regulatory agencies to offer tokenized securities to retail customers. Under the regulatory approval of the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA), Taurus has opened its TDX trading market to retail customers for the trading of tokenized assets. Taurus stated that in addition to existing institutional and professional clients, retail users can now open accounts with regulated securities companies, participate in capital raising, and securely and compliantly trade digital assets and tokenized securities.
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