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Gate officially launches trading on the Taiwan Stock Exchange, with the first batch including 19 popular stocks such as TSMC and MediaTek

According to the official announcement, Gate has officially launched stock trading services in Taiwan, covering the first batch of 19 stocks listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE), including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (2330), MediaTek (2454), Hon Hai Precision Industry (2317), Quanta Computer (2382), and other representative stocks, involving multiple fields such as semiconductors, AI servers, electronic manufacturing, and finance, further enriching the investment targets related to the global technology industry chain.In terms of trading mechanisms, users can directly use USDT through their Gate stock accounts to participate in Taiwan stock trading without needing to exchange for New Taiwan Dollars. Stock prices, market value of holdings, and profit and loss will be displayed in New Taiwan Dollars (TWD), and trading fees will be deducted in USDT based on the platform's rates and applicable exchange rates. Trading supports continuous bidding during regular trading days from 09:00 to 13:25 (UTC+8), allowing users to complete buying, selling, position management, and record inquiries using their existing stock accounts.With the official launch of Taiwan stocks, Gate's stock trading services now cover five major markets: US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, Japanese stocks, and Taiwan stocks, supporting a total of over 12,800 stocks and ETF assets. This launch strengthens Gate TradFi's layout in the Asian capital market, and in the future, Gate will continue to expand into major global capital markets and asset classes, optimize trading functions and asset management experiences, and promote the integration of digital assets with traditional financial services.

first_img The FATF has launched a special review on anti-money laundering for cryptocurrencies, with the first batch of results to be announced in June 2027

According to Cointelegraph, the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) announced that it will launch a special anti-money laundering review for jurisdictions with significant cryptocurrency activities to address gaps in the implementation of global anti-money laundering standards by various countries.FATF stated that the review will primarily focus on jurisdictions where virtual asset service provider activities are of "substantial importance," and will consider the existing assessment status of these jurisdictions. The agency noted that regular assessments and follow-up procedures will remain the main tools for evaluating compliance.The review timeline indicates that preliminary conclusions will be published in June 2027, with more results to be released in October 2027. FATF also mentioned that following the review, there will be accompanying monitoring and faster reporting mechanisms to track the progress of jurisdictions in rectifying deficiencies. FATF did not disclose the names of the jurisdictions being reviewed, nor did it specify the number of jurisdictions included in the review.This review continues the issues revealed in the FATF report from July of this year. The report showed that among the jurisdictions surveyed, 83% have legislated travel rules, but enforcement gaps remain significant: of the 91 jurisdictions that have established travel rules, 55 have yet to take supervisory or enforcement actions regarding compliance. Regulatory agencies also face challenges in identifying unlicensed cryptocurrency businesses and regulating overseas providers serving local customers. The travel rules require cryptocurrency service providers to share information about the sender and receiver of transfers.
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