Aave Labs subsidiaries receive FCA approvals for UK expansion
Aave Labs subsidiaries Push Labs Limited and Push Virtual Assets Limited have received approval from the UK Financial Conduct Authority to operate as registered cryptoasset exchange providers in the country.Aave Labs subsidiaries have secured FCA approval to operate as registered cryptoasset exchange providers in the UK.The registrations add to Aave Labs existing electronic money authorization and support its planned rollout of zero-fee on-chain financial services. According to an announcement shared with crypto.news, the registrations add to the groups existing FCA Electronic Money Institution authorization and create a dual regulatory structure that allows the company to offer regulated cryptoasset services alongside electronic money operations in the UK. The approvals come as Aave Labs continues expanding its regulated presence across Europe following its November 2025 authorization under the European Unions Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation framework. At the time, Push Virtual Assets Ireland Limited secured a Crypto-Asset Service Provider license from the Central Bank of Ireland, allowing the company to passport services across the European Economic Area. Stani Kulechov, founder and CEO of Aave Labs, said the UK registrations provide the regulatory base needed to launch “next-generation, zero-fee onchain consumer financial products” in the market. “With regulatory permissions now established across both the UK and EEA, we









