Kavenapartners
3.15
Within 1 year
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Broker
Questionable Regulatory License

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Basic Information

Country/Region
United Kingdom
Exchange AbbreviationKavenapartners
Company NameKavenapartners
Operating PeriodWithin 1 year
Websitehttps://www.kavenapartners.com
Trade TypeContract Trading
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Exchange Overview

Exchange Overview

What is KP (Kavenapartners)?

KP (Kavenapartners) is a Contract for Difference (CFD) trading platform that offers trading in stocks, gold, oil, indices, and other products, featuring ultra-fast execution and spreads as low as 0.0 pips.

Platform Features

The platform offers a variety of trading products, cryptocurrency trading, copy trading, investment opportunities, and advanced trading tools, along with real-time market overviews and expert market analysis.

Supporting Services

KP (Kavenapartners) provides information, articles, and training materials for both novice and experienced traders, as well as various trading platforms and deposit/withdrawal methods. (CFDs are high-risk leveraged products; users should exercise their own judgment.)

News

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Kraken Dubai VARA Approval: What Is Licensed and When Services May Launch

On October 12, 2026, Kraken announced a Dubai licensing milestone through its Payward group, describing Full Market Approval from the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA). The announcement identifies Payward FZCO as the relevant local entity and points to a planned launch of services for eligible customers in the United Arab Emirates over the coming weeks.  This is a meaningful change in Krakens regional regulatory position, but a license announcement and an operational product rollout are different events. Reports and the groups release describe plans for dirham-linked funding, spot and margin services, institutional execution and access to additional Kraken-group products. The announcement does not establish that every advertised feature was already available to all UAE customers on October 12.What the approval actually tells a customer  A licensed legal entity is a more useful starting point for due diligence than a global trading brand. A customer should check which company signs the account agreement, which regulated activities it may conduct, whether the planned service has actually commenced and which asset-protection rules apply to that entity.  VARA oversees virtual-asset activities in Dubai outside the Dubai International Financial Centre. The DIFC has its own financial-services regulator, the Dubai Financial Services Authority. Approval in one perimeter should not

Kraken Dubai VARA Approval: What Is Licensed and When Services May Launch
10-13Industry Research

Ledger–CryptoBilis Investigation: Bitquery Revises Estimated Drains to $102 Million and Retracts a Binance Lead

An important correction now sits alongside the rising loss estimate in the Ledger–CryptoBilis investigation. On October 12, blockchain-analytics firm Bitquery withdrew its earlier suggestion that transfers from four Tron wallets to Binance represented payments connected to the attacker. Those wallets were THORChain vault infrastructure, and the Binance-bound transfers belonged to other users of the swapping service. That lead should no longer appear in an account of the theft as proven attacker activity.  On the same day, Bitquery raised its estimate of the stolen assets to $102.0 million from 324 wallets across six blockchains. Its October 11 tally had been $93.2 million from 315 wallets. The numerical change is attributable to nine additional Tron wallets whose estimated 8.8 million USDT outflow occurred on October 9 at 20:49 UTC but was discovered later. These figures are Bitquerys analytical estimate, not Ledgers audited or confirmed total victim loss.The October 12 reconciliation  The arithmetic behind the revision is unusually transparent: 315 previously counted wallets + 9 newly identified wallets = 324; $93.2 million + $8.8 million = $102.0 million, with both values rounded in the analysts reporting. The newly detected transfer is dated October 9, not October 12. WikiBit therefore records it as newly discovered evidence

Ledger–CryptoBilis Investigation: Bitquery Revises Estimated Drains to $102 Million and Retracts a Binance Lead
10-13Industry Research

KuCoin VENOM NFP Delisting: Withdrawals Closed, USDT Buyback Cap

KuCoin has offered VENOM and NFPrompt (NFP) holders a route out of two tokens that they currently cannot withdraw. That route is neither a token transfer nor an unconditional redemption: it is a limited, application-based USDT buyback, capped at 100 USDT per user across both tokens.  KuCoin announced the arrangement on October 12. The exchange says deposit services for VENOM and NFP are already closed and will not reopen. Withdrawals are unavailable and, in the wording of the official notice, will remain closed because the withdrawal service is unavailable. Meanwhile, trading continues only until the announced October 14 delisting, subject to the live platforms operational state.  This is a more severe exit condition than a routine delisting that leaves users a month to transfer their original assets. A holder who wants to retain VENOM or NFP outside KuCoin cannot currently use KuCoin to deliver those tokens on-chain.Two separate clocks: market exit and buyback claim  On October 14 at 06:00 UTC, KuCoin plans to shut down affected Spot Trading Bots. At 08:00 UTC on the same date it plans to delist the spot trading pairs. Outstanding spot orders will be removed when trading ceases; bots that users have not closed will be shut down

KuCoin VENOM NFP Delisting: Withdrawals Closed, USDT Buyback Cap
10-13Industry Research