Techub News reports that Luno’s international arm has received a Class F digital asset business licence from the Bermuda Monetary Authority. The licence provides Luno International with a regulated operating base in Bermuda. Luno is a cryptocurrency exchange, and the approval applies to the company’s international entity. Luno plans to use the licence to grow its institutional and corporate business in markets outside Africa and Asia-Pacific, according to CoinGape. The report does not name specific target markets or give a launch timeline. It also does not disclose the full terms of the licence or any capital requirements linked to the approval. The licence belongs to Bermuda’s Class F category for digital asset businesses. With the licence in place, Luno International can base regulated activities in Bermuda as it looks beyond the two regions. The update was published by Techub News on September 1, 2026. CoinGape is credited as the source of the original information. No further details on product offerings or the scope of the expansion were provided.
Crypto exchange Luno's international arm has received a Class F digital asset business licence from the Bermuda Monetary Authority. The licence gives Luno International a regulated operating base in Bermuda.
Luno plans to use the licence to expand its institutional and corporate business into markets outside Africa and Asia-Pacific, according to CoinGape. Techub News reported the development.
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