Crypto.com and Changer sign UAE deal

Crypto.com and Changer.ae have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to expand access to regulated digital asset services in the United Arab Emirates.

The companies, in a statement, said the preliminary agreement will explore initiatives, subject to obtaining the requisite regulatory approvals, including integrating Crypto.com’s institutional solutions to simplify and support liquidity for Changer’s cryptocurrency‑fiat conversion services and other regulated digital‑asset custody and related use cases.

The companies said the collaboration combines Crypto.com’s global infrastructure and compliance capabilities with Changer’s FSRA‑licensed and ADGM‑authorised platform and local market expertise.

“This partnership aligns with the UAE’s broader strategy to foster innovation in financial services while maintaining strong regulatory oversight,” said Eric Anziani, President and Chief Operating Officer of Crypto.com.

“As a global company it’s important for us to have strong local partners who support our endeavours to provide a best in class service to our users and accelerate the adoption of digital assets and that’s what we’re getting with Changer.ae.”

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Mr Hao Wang, Changer's Senior Executive Officer, meanwhile, commented: “The UAE has established itself as a jurisdiction where innovation and regulation move in parallel.”

The release said Abu Dhabi Global Market has emerged as one of the region’s most established virtual asset jurisdictions, offering a comprehensive framework that emphasizes consumer protection, market integrity, and institutional‑grade standards.

The Recap

• Crypto.com and Changer.ae signed a memorandum of understanding.
• Plans include integrating institutional liquidity for crypto-fiat conversion services.
• Initiatives proceed subject to obtaining requisite regulatory approvals.