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ASIC sues Block Earner alleging its crypto product needs a license - Vimarsana News

ASIC sues Block Earner alleging its crypto product needs a license

ASIC’s deputy chair Sarah Court said simply because a product hinges on being a crypto-asset does not mean it falls outside financial services law.

Source: afr.com
Aussie crypto platform Block Earner allegedly sold unlicensed financial services - Vimarsana News

Aussie crypto platform Block Earner allegedly sold unlicensed financial services

In legal documents filed on Tuesday, the regulator alleged that several products offered Block Earner required a licence to operate.

ASIC Sues Block Earner For Unlicensed Conduct Over Crypto-Asset Based Products - Vimarsana News

ASIC Sues Block Earner For Unlicensed Conduct Over Crypto-Asset Based Products

<p><span>ASIC has commenced civil penalty proceedings in the Federal Court against fintech company Block Earner alleging it provided unlicensed financial services in relation to its crypto-asset based products and that it operated an unregistered managed investment scheme.</span></p>

Australian Regulator Sues Aave and Coinbase-Backed Fintech Company Block Earner - Vimarsana News

Australian Regulator Sues Aave and Coinbase-Backed Fintech Company Block Earner

According to ASIC, the products which Block Earners provides are considered unregistered managed investment schemes that should have been licensed.

ASIC sues fintech for offering crypto-asset based products - Vimarsana News

ASIC sues fintech for offering crypto-asset based products

The fintech is alleged to have offered financial products without appropriate registration or an Australian Financial Services licence. ASIC has announced that it has commenced civil penalty proceedin