Prime-of-prime provider B2PRIME Group has obtained two licences from the Securities Commission of The Bahamas (SCB) to offer regulated digital asset trading and liquidity provision to institutional and professional clients, the company announced on Wednesday.
The dual-licence structure covers two distinct regulatory tracks. The DARE Act licence authorises the entity to offer crypto spot trading, perpetual futures and digital asset liquidity provision. The Securities Industry Act licence supports the provision of multi-asset solutions and traditional securities-related services.
For brokers and funds looking to access regulated crypto liquidity, the practical effect is a new licensed counterparty entity with a defined scope of permitted activity across both digital and traditional asset classes.
B2PRIME Group CEO and Founder Eugenia Mykuliak said in a Founder’s Letter published in December 2025 that the DARE licence “provides the regulatory foundation for the launch of our B2PRIME Retail division and allows us to offer Crypto Spot trading and Perpetual Futures to eligible clients.”
The retail division, launched in late 2025, operates as a ring-fenced unit with independent management and governance, separate from the group’s institutional business. It runs on the same liquidity infrastructure but is designed to maintain strict information barriers between the two client segments.
The Bahamas licences bring B2PRIME Group’s regulatory footprint to at least six jurisdictions. The group already holds authorisations from the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) in South Africa, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) in Mauritius and the Financial Services Authority (FSA) in Seychelles.
Earlier in 2026, B2PRIME also achieved Platinum Partner status with TradingView, allowing clients to connect trading accounts directly to the charting platform.
