How to list your assets on Fusang Exchange.
Listing on Fusang offers several advantages over traditional exchanges:
Almost every asset class can be tokenised and listed on Fusang, including but not limited to:
The tokenisation process allows traditional assets to be represented as digital tokens on the blockchain, enabling fractional ownership and enhanced liquidity.
| Criteria | Private Market | Public Market |
|----------|---------------|---------------|
| Minimum requirements | Lower thresholds | Higher thresholds |
| Financial position | Less stringent | Comprehensive review |
| Business review | Simplified | Detailed |
| Disclosure | Limited | Full prospectus || Target investors | Sophisticated/accredited | General public || Regulatory oversight | Proportionate | Full compliance |
Private Market listings are suited for issuers seeking capital from sophisticated investors with less regulatory burden, while Public Market listings provide access to a broader investor base with full regulatory compliance.
Quantitative Requirements:
Qualitative Requirements:
Quantitative Requirements:
Qualitative Requirements:
Fusang provides a comprehensive suite of services for issuers:
The fee structure includes:
Please contact our issuer services team for a detailed fee schedule applicable to your specific listing requirements.
The following documents are typically required:
Additional documentation may be requested during the review process.
Labuan International Business and Financial Centre (IBFC) offers several advantages:
To apply for a listing on Fusang Exchange:
Contact our team to begin the process.
Typical timelines for listing:
| Listing Type | Timeline |
| ---------------- | ---------- |
| Public issuance | 4-7 months |
| Private issuance | 3-5 months |
Timelines may vary depending on the complexity of the listing, the completeness of documentation, and any additional regulatory requirements.
No IPO lock-up period is required for listings on Fusang Exchange. However, issuers may voluntarily implement lock-up provisions as part of their listing arrangements.
A listing sponsor must be a licensed financial institution regulated in their home jurisdiction. The sponsor is responsible for:
Issuers and investors from the following jurisdictions are restricted:
Additional restrictions may apply based on regulatory requirements and sanctions compliance.