UK’s Archax, the FCA Regulated Digital Asset Exchange, Gains ISO27001 Certification, Ensuring Security and Compliance

Archax, the FCA-regulated digital asset exchange, broker, and custodian, today announced that it has successfully gained ISO27001 certification; a testament to its commitment to meeting strict security and compliance standards.

This certification is backed by the International Standards Organization (ISO), “providing assurance for all Archax clients.”

Archax strives to “provide safe, secure services through comprehensive regulatory frameworks – something which is bolstered greatly by attaining this ISO27001 status.”

It also cements Archax’s position “as London’s most regulated digital asset exchange, brokerage and custodian.”

Ensuring clients feel comfortable when using the Archax platform is “paramount to its vision.”

Achieving ISO27001 accreditation proves its dedication “to meeting global standards along with strengthening existing security measures even further than before.”

This certification will also further “enable Archax to continue growing in the sector and become a recognised leader in the space, globally.”

Ben Brown, Chief Compliance Officer at Archax, commented:

“The successful attainment of ISO27001 reinforces our policies of adhering to stringent regulations and control measures across all aspects of our operational infrastructure.”

As covered, Archax had previously announced the launch of its Crypto OTC Desk.

This new service offering “further strengthens Archax’s position as a credible bridge between the blockchain-centric crypto community and the traditional investment space.”

Archax claims that it has quickly become “a prominent player in the digital asset market, providing institutional investors with a secure and regulated platform to trade and custody all types of digital assets, including cryptocurrencies and digital securities.”

With the launch of the Crypto OTC Desk, Archax extends “its comprehensive suite of services, catering specifically to the unique needs of many institutional investors.”

The Crypto OTC Desk reportedly “facilitates large-scale over-the-counter trades for institutional clients, ensuring optimal execution and liquidity for their digital asset transactions.”

By leveraging Archax’s existing exchange infrastructure, hosted in top-tier data center space, the OTC Desk offers security, reliability, and performance.

Benjamin Zennou, Head of Crypto at Archax, said:

“We are excited to introduce the Archax Crypto OTC Desk as part of our ongoing commitment to meet the evolving demands of institutional investors. Leveraging our stringent regulated and institutional-grade approach to crypto, we aim to provide our clients with a seamless and efficient experience for executing large digital asset trades.”

Archax’s Crypto OTC Desk reportedly “offers numerous advantages to institutional clients. It provides access to deep liquidity pools, ensuring competitive pricing and minimizing market impact during large trades.”

The desk also boasts “a team of seasoned professionals with extensive experience in the digital asset market, providing expert guidance and personalised support to clients throughout the entire trading process.”



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