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Ouxin is pleased to present a unique M&A opportunity—the acquisition of a Southern European entity holding an Account Information Service Provider (AISP) license authorized under the EU PSD2.

Real estate RWA is not the same as buying a home—this article breaks down the three mainstream structures—equity-based, debt-based, and platform-based—to help you see what is really being bet on behind the “high yields,” and how project sponsors and investors should each make their choices.

Ethereum staking offers a genuine 3%-5% annual yield, but ordinary investors face three barriers: a 32 ETH minimum, the hurdle of on-chain wallets, and a hard stop from institutional compliance. This Luxembourg note provides a single-structure solution: it bundles four staking protocols to diversify risk, wraps the exposure in a compliant securities wrapper, can sit on institutional books, and allows professional investors to redeem at any time. On-chain yield has finally threaded the regulatory needle.

Ouxin is presenting a rare opportunity to acquire a UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)-authorized Payment Institution (API) license. The target company is incorporated in the United Kingdom, specializes in foreign exchange and cross-border payments, supports over 140 currencies, and covers more than 150 countries worldwide. A UK safeguarding account for client funds has been established, the liquidity pool is ample, and a 24/7 online trading platform is in place. The target has no existing customers, enabling the buyer to commence compliant operations immediately—an efficient fast track into the UK payments market.

RWA in Practice Episode 2 breaks down an Italian self-storage bond: EUR 1,000,000 size, 5-year tenor, 7% annual yield, and real collateral, showing how RWA can improve transparency in fixed income investing.

The term RWA (Real World Asset Tokenization) has recently been appearing in more and more conversations. Investors are discussing it, project developers are discussing it, and compliance professionals are discussing it. However, most of the time, the discussions remain at the level of "this direction has great potential" or "this is definitely the trend of the future." It is rare to find someone who can sit down and clearly explain the operational logic of an RWA project from start to finish. Therefore, we decided to create this series. We won't discuss concepts, only case studies. Each installment will focus on a project we have actually encountered or participated in, covering areas such as green energy, infrastructure, trade finance, accounts receivable, or real estate. We will clearly dissect its financing background, structural design, capital flow, revenue logic, and risk points in the simplest language possible. In the first installment, we will start with a German solar proj

【Strategic Partnership · Official Announcement】Regulatory compliance meets cutting-edge technology, and we've joined forces! We are pleased to announce that Ouxin Advisory Limited (Dublin, Ireland) and Safeheron Pte. Ltd. (Singapore) have officially signed a memorandum of understanding for strategic cooperation, marking the beginning of in-depth collaboration in the European financial services and crypto asset sectors. Why these two companies? In the face of the EU's increasingly stringent regulatory wave—MiCAR (Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation), DORA (Digital Operational Resilience Act), GDPR—relying on one party alone is no longer sufficient to provide clients with truly end-to-end solutions. Ouxin has a strong foothold in the European and UK financial regulatory markets, with core services including: EMI / payment institution license applications and regulatory communication (in major jurisdictions such as Ireland CBI, Lithuania, UK FCA) MiCAR CASP crypto

The name "Malta" might evoke images of the "Heart of the Mediterranean" or the "Backyard of Europe." This island nation, strategically located in the center of the Mediterranean, has historically been a coveted location. Today, for those interested in overseas asset allocation, particularly fintech professionals, Malta undoubtedly holds another identity: a high ground for the digital economy. Since joining the EU in 2004, Malta's service and financial sectors have steadily developed, with significant advancements in digital finance, artificial intelligence, and other emerging industries over the past decade. Therefore, readers looking to apply for overseas financial licenses should pay special attention to Malta's blockchain sector. What are the characteristics of Malta's blockchain? What specific categories exist? What are the application requirements? Oushin Consulting will guide you through understanding the application information for Malta's blockchain. Why choose Malta? With a well-established IT infrastructure, Malta has attracted a large number of electronic money institutions and support services over the past decade.

In recent years, Switzerland has transformed into one of the most attractive jurisdictions for fintech and cryptocurrency companies, combining legal certainty and a clear regulatory framework with a robust financial ecosystem. According to the Swiss Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA), most professional non-bank financial intermediaries must either be directly supervised by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) or join a FINMA-recognized self-regulatory organization (SRO). Therefore, SRO membership is the standard route for achieving compliance for payment, cryptocurrency, and related services in Switzerland. What is an SRO? A self-regulatory organization (SRO) is a FINMA-recognized entity responsible for translating the Swiss Anti-Money Laundering Act (AMLA) into industry-specific rules, supervising its members, and conducting anti-money laundering audits. Unless directly supervised by FINMA, many non-bank financial intermediaries must join an SRO.