Zimbabwe approves 7 fintech projects for sandbox
Zimbabwes securities regulator listed seven fintech projects as approved regulatory sandbox participants on July 24, with tokenization accounting for four of the projects. The Securities and Exchange Commission of Zimbabwe named Zimbabwe Entrepreneurship Exchange, Ndarama Standard, Questview Brokers, Crowdaxe Capital, Procode Platforms, Financial Securities Exchange and Colmin Resources Zimbabwe. 据 Bitcoin News 报道,津巴布韦证券交易委员会批准 7 家金融科技公司进入监管沙盒,测试区块链融资、合成交易、众筹及资产代币化等业务,其中 5 家涉及资产、基础设施或证券代币化。监管机构将全程监督测试,并可根据风险追加运营要求。https://t.co/c4xSFDofni — 吴说区块链 (@wublockchain12) July 28, 2026 The projects will test products under SECZ supervision rather than immediately begin unrestricted commercial operations. The regulators framework defines a sandbox as a controlled environment for testing eligible financial technology with live users and set operating limits. Zimbabwes sandbox places tokenization at the centre Zimbabwe Entrepreneurship Exchange will test a blockchain-based capital-raising platform. Ndarama Standard focuses on asset tokenization, while Questview Brokers will test synthetic trading. Crowdaxe Capital operates a web-based crowdfunding platform intended to connect businesses seeking capital with investors. The remaining projects deepen the tokenization focus. Procode Platforms is testing securities tokenization, FINSEC is working on an asset-tokenization market, and Colmin Resources Zimbabwe is developing an infrastructure-tokenization project. Industry disclosures show that FINSEC and Zimbabwe Entrepreneurship Exchange had received project-specific regulatory approvals before SECZ published the consolidated participant notice. Sandbox approval is not a commercial licence SECZs Regulatory Sandbox Guidelines allow licensed securities intermediaries,









