ComplyCube and GRVT have joined forces for large-scale user onboarding and to ensure compliance with global crypto regulations on a hybrid derivatives exchange with off-chain order matching and on-chain settlements at 600,000 TPS 🌐🔐

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ComplyCube, the global leader in AML and KYC solutions, has partnered with the hybrid derivatives exchange GRVT to onboard users on a large scale and comply with global crypto regulations. This partnership ensures a secure and compliant process for millions of new users.

Founded in 2022, GRVT offers a hybrid derivatives exchange with off-chain order matching and on-chain settlements at a speed of 600,000 TPS. Before the Mainnet launch in Q4, it has already attracted 16 major market makers and secured a trading volume of $3.3 billion.

With the rise of cyberattacks, reliable AML and KYC solutions have become essential for maintaining trust in crypto platforms. GRVT aims to become the first regulated decentralized exchange with blockchain settlements, appealing to both crypto and traditional financial traders.

ComplyCube helps GRVT provide a scalable and secure onboarding process, meeting high standards of security and confidentiality.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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