Canadian Coinsquare Plans to Extend In Japan

Canada-founded cryptocurrency exchange Coinsquare, one of the leading Canadian cryptocurrency exchanges, is planning great extension into Japan.

Coinsquare, located in Toronto, declared this week that it had shaped a partner relations with a “global blockchain investment bank” DLTa21, to start a fixed cryptocurrency exchange in Japan.

During these years Japan has developed to become a haven for the blockchain and digital currency business with increasing trading volumes.

Coinsquare which is today the Canada’s third-largest cryptocurrency trading platform will insure the infrastructure for the new market.  Whereas DLTa21 with its two offices in both Canada and Japan, will lead compliance requirements at the local level.

On the basis of regulatory authorizations the Japanese platform will be the first to start in accordance with the DLTa21X brand, which both firms plan to develop into other Asian markets in the near future.

Cole Diamond, Coinsquare CEO said in a statement “Operating with a major and leading investment company DLTA 21 to bring a safe, secure, easy digital currency buying and trading experience to Japan is a thrilling next step in Coinsquare’s mission.”

This extension into Japan occurs as Coinsquare is preparing to become available on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).

Previously this year it has been reported that the company designs to keep its initial public offering (IPO) already in September. In due time, the company mentioned that it expected to raise as much as $120 million (C$150 million) and then apply those funds to fund an immediate extension into the U.S. and U.K. Through that kind of extension it expests point at Coinbase’s dominant market stock.