Gate said in its 2026 second-quarter report that it continued to expand its global compliance framework alongside broader work on globalization, multi-asset offerings, and ecosystem development. The company said several Gate entities have completed regulatory registrations, license applications, or received approvals and authorizations across major jurisdictions including Malta, the Bahamas, Japan, Australia, and Dubai. Among the disclosures, Gate US said it now holds money transmitter licenses, or MTLs, in 36 U.S. states and is operating in 47 U.S. jurisdictions. The report also recapped earlier milestones in other regions. Gate Europe previously obtained both a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, or MiCA, license and a payment institution, or PI, license in the European Union. In Japan, Gate Japan operates under the supervision and authorization of the Financial Services Agency, or FSA. In Dubai, Gate Dubai has secured a license from the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, or VARA, and has officially launched its Dubai platform. Gate also said it completed registration with AUSTRAC in Australia as a digital currency exchange service provider and launched its Australia platform.
Gate said in its 2026 second-quarter report that the company is still advancing its global footprint, multi-asset strategy, ecosystem buildout, and compliance work.
According to the report, several Gate entities have completed regulatory registrations, filed license applications, or received approvals and authorizations in key jurisdictions including Malta, the Bahamas, Japan, Australia, and Dubai. The company said those steps continue to strengthen the compliance foundation of its global business.
Report details progress across the U.S., Europe, Japan, Dubai, and Australia
Gate US said it now holds money transmitter licenses, or MTLs, in 36 U.S. states and is operating in 47 U.S. jurisdictions. Gate said the second-quarter report summarizes the platform's compliance achievements to date.
In Europe, Gate Europe had previously obtained both a Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation, or MiCA, license and a payment institution, or PI, license, which the company said strengthens its ability to operate compliantly in the European market.
In Japan, Gate Japan provides virtual asset services under the authorization and supervision of the Financial Services Agency, or FSA. In Dubai, Gate Dubai has obtained a license from the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority, or VARA, and has officially launched its Dubai platform.
Gate also said it completed registration with AUSTRAC in Australia as a digital currency exchange service provider and launched its Australia platform. The company said its regulatory setup across multiple regions is aimed at improving global operating capabilities and supporting a more stable digital asset service base for users.
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