SBI Holdings seizes control of Coinhako in Singapore crypto push
SBI Holdings has acquired a majority stake in Coinhako after securing regulatory approval for the Singapore crypto exchange deal on July 16. SummarySBI Holdings acquired a majority stake in Coinhako after receiving approval from Singapores financial regulator.Coinhako gives SBI a licensed base for expanding digital asset services across Southeast Asia.The deal complements SBIs JPYSC stablecoin, Ondo partnership, and Solana-based JX equity token According to SBI Holdings, the transaction involved a capital injection through SBI Ventures Asset Pte. Ltd. and the purchase of shares from Coinhakos existing investors. Coinhako will now operate as a consolidated subsidiary of the Japanese financial group. Approval from the Monetary Authority of Singapore allowed the deal to close on July 16. SBI did not disclose the size of the investment, the percentage of shares acquired, or Coinhakos valuation under the transaction. Established in 2014, Coinhako is operated by Hako Technology Pte. Ltd. and holds a Major Payment Institution licence from MAS. Its affiliate, Alpha Hako Ltd., is registered as a virtual asset service provider with the British Virgin Islands Financial Services Commission. You might also like: Will Solana price rebound to $80 as SOL tests key support? Coinhako gives SBI a regulated Singapore base Through the acquisition, SBI plans to combine Coinhako‘s customers, regional