Archax
Archax builds regulated infrastructure for tokenising, trading and safekeeping real-world assets.
What it does
Archax builds regulated infrastructure for tokenising, trading and safekeeping real-world assets.
Background
Wikipedia describes Archax as a London-based company that is the UK's first digital asset exchange, brokerage and custodian regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), and the first entry on the FCA's Cryptoasset Register [Wikipedia]. Its own about page says it was founded in 2018–2019 by experts from traditional capital markets, serves professionals and institutions, and covers the full digital lifecycle from token issuance and fundraising to trading and custody [archax.com]. Its timeline lists a $28.5m Series A led by abrdn in 2022, ISO 27001 certification in 2023 and a base in Dubai under a DIFC Innovation License. Archax supports many digital assets, from cryptocurrencies to tokenised real-world assets; it is not a Bitcoin-only company.
At Plan ₿ Week Lugano 2026
Graham Rodford (Archax) speaks at The Future of Capital Markets. Events: The Future of Capital Markets.
Listed from the public Plan ₿ Week schedule (planbweek.com, checked 21 October 2026). Being listed here does not mean any partnership with this site.
Scope: Bitcoin or not
Tokenisation platform, not Bitcoin-specific.
References
- Archax: official site (archax.com) archax.com
- Plan ₿ Week 2026: The Future of Capital Markets planbweek.com
- Wikipedia: Archax en.wikipedia.org
- Archax: about and timeline (archax.com) archax.com