12 August 2026, 03:14 PM
Catcrs Official Announcement: Statement on Platform Registration and Compliance Qualifications
Dear Catcrs Users:
As the platform business continues to develop, we hope to use this announcement to provide users with a more accurate and clear introduction to the relevant registrations and compliance documents currently held by Catcrs, as well as the true meaning of these documents within the actual legal framework.
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We believe that, for a digital asset trading platform, the most important aspect of compliance information is not how many attractive regulatory names are used, but whether it can accurately explain: where we have completed what registration, under which legal framework we carry out relevant work, and what these registrations can represent.
At present, the relevant Catcrs entities hold U.S. MSB registration, filings and legal documents related to Regulation D, as well as relevant local registration information in Poland. These are all important components of the construction of the compliance system of Catcrs, but the three differ in legal nature and therefore should not be simply summarized as a so-called “exchange license.”
U.S. MSB, or Money Services Business, is a registration system under the framework of the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). MSB registration means that a business entity meeting the relevant definition has completed registration in accordance with U.S. federal anti-money laundering regulatory requirements and assumes the corresponding compliance obligations. It should be specifically noted that MSB is a regulatory registration, not a traditional financial institution or exchange operating license issued by the U.S. government to Catcrs.
Regulation D is a securities offering registration exemption framework under the U.S. securities law system. Issuers that meet the corresponding conditions may conduct exempt offerings pursuant to the relevant rules of Regulation D and fulfill the corresponding information filing procedures. Therefore, the Regulation D documents involving Catcrs should be understood according to their actual legal nature, namely that they are related to specific securities offerings and registration exemptions. They do not mean that the SEC has issued Catcrs an exchange operating license, nor do they represent that the SEC has comprehensively approved or endorsed all of the platform business.
Regarding the relevant registration in Poland, it should be based on the actual locally registered entity, registered matters, and the contents stated in official documents. Company registration or specific business registration means that the relevant entity has completed the corresponding legal registration procedures, but its legal effect and business scope need to be understood according to the specific registration category, and should not be broadly interpreted as a unified financial license covering all financial or digital asset services.
Through this statement, we hope users will form a more accurate understanding of the true situation of Catcrs: we do indeed possess relevant registrations, filings, and legal documents, but we also clearly understand what each document is, what it can prove, and what it cannot prove.
In some previous operational promotions, there were instances where registrations or legal documents of different natures were simply referred to as “licenses.” After an internal review, we have clarified the distinctions among the relevant concepts. Certain past expressions were mainly due to an insufficiently detailed understanding of regulatory systems in different jurisdictions, and were not intended by Catcrs to mislead users. Going forward, we will further standardize the relevant content and describe it accurately in accordance with official documents and actual legal nature.
For Catcrs, compliance is not a label used for promotion, but a system that requires continuous construction and improvement. What we hope users will see is a genuine and transparent Catcrs: what registrations we have, we will state truthfully; what their nature is, we will explain accurately; what business they can cover, we will describe according to actual legal boundaries.
We thank users for their continued attention and oversight. In the future, Catcrs will continue to disclose platform-related information in a more prudent, transparent, and accurate manner, so that users can understand Catcrs based on facts rather than understand our platform based on exaggerated promotion.
Dear Catcrs Users:
As the platform business continues to develop, we hope to use this announcement to provide users with a more accurate and clear introduction to the relevant registrations and compliance documents currently held by Catcrs, as well as the true meaning of these documents within the actual legal framework.
![[Image: rxkeh3cp.png]](https://jpcdn.it/img/d79be7e046a82cb31dc693580664f7f0.png)
We believe that, for a digital asset trading platform, the most important aspect of compliance information is not how many attractive regulatory names are used, but whether it can accurately explain: where we have completed what registration, under which legal framework we carry out relevant work, and what these registrations can represent.
At present, the relevant Catcrs entities hold U.S. MSB registration, filings and legal documents related to Regulation D, as well as relevant local registration information in Poland. These are all important components of the construction of the compliance system of Catcrs, but the three differ in legal nature and therefore should not be simply summarized as a so-called “exchange license.”
U.S. MSB, or Money Services Business, is a registration system under the framework of the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). MSB registration means that a business entity meeting the relevant definition has completed registration in accordance with U.S. federal anti-money laundering regulatory requirements and assumes the corresponding compliance obligations. It should be specifically noted that MSB is a regulatory registration, not a traditional financial institution or exchange operating license issued by the U.S. government to Catcrs.
Regulation D is a securities offering registration exemption framework under the U.S. securities law system. Issuers that meet the corresponding conditions may conduct exempt offerings pursuant to the relevant rules of Regulation D and fulfill the corresponding information filing procedures. Therefore, the Regulation D documents involving Catcrs should be understood according to their actual legal nature, namely that they are related to specific securities offerings and registration exemptions. They do not mean that the SEC has issued Catcrs an exchange operating license, nor do they represent that the SEC has comprehensively approved or endorsed all of the platform business.
Regarding the relevant registration in Poland, it should be based on the actual locally registered entity, registered matters, and the contents stated in official documents. Company registration or specific business registration means that the relevant entity has completed the corresponding legal registration procedures, but its legal effect and business scope need to be understood according to the specific registration category, and should not be broadly interpreted as a unified financial license covering all financial or digital asset services.
Through this statement, we hope users will form a more accurate understanding of the true situation of Catcrs: we do indeed possess relevant registrations, filings, and legal documents, but we also clearly understand what each document is, what it can prove, and what it cannot prove.
In some previous operational promotions, there were instances where registrations or legal documents of different natures were simply referred to as “licenses.” After an internal review, we have clarified the distinctions among the relevant concepts. Certain past expressions were mainly due to an insufficiently detailed understanding of regulatory systems in different jurisdictions, and were not intended by Catcrs to mislead users. Going forward, we will further standardize the relevant content and describe it accurately in accordance with official documents and actual legal nature.
For Catcrs, compliance is not a label used for promotion, but a system that requires continuous construction and improvement. What we hope users will see is a genuine and transparent Catcrs: what registrations we have, we will state truthfully; what their nature is, we will explain accurately; what business they can cover, we will describe according to actual legal boundaries.
We thank users for their continued attention and oversight. In the future, Catcrs will continue to disclose platform-related information in a more prudent, transparent, and accurate manner, so that users can understand Catcrs based on facts rather than understand our platform based on exaggerated promotion.