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FCA Authorization

Definition

FCA Authorization refers to the official permission granted by the Financial Conduct Authority, the regulatory body for financial services firms and markets in the United Kingdom, for a company to conduct specific regulated activities. For entities operating within the digital asset sector, obtaining this authorization signifies compliance with stringent anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regulations. It provides a level of legitimacy and oversight for crypto businesses operating in the UK. This authorization is essential for firms dealing with financial instruments.