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VMS launches WLGC Global Free Finance Protocol

VMS launches WLGC Global Free Finance Protocol

ChaincatcherChaincatcher2025/12/08 11:09
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ChainCatcher reported that VMS Digital Asset Holdings (USA) LLC has officially launched the WLGC Global Free Finance Protocol. The platform focuses on building execution and collaboration capabilities for real-world assets and cross-regional business. As the initiator, VMS has long been deeply involved in traditional finance, cross-border asset management, and custody compliance, and possesses both US MSB and SEC–STO framework capabilities, providing a practical foundation for the operation of WLGC.

At the same time, the development of WLGC is supported by global asset and digital economy collaborative forces, including long-term capital and ecosystem partners such as BlackRock, Temasek, DWF Labs, Oddiyana Ventures, and the Asian Family Office Network, providing resource support for the introduction of real-world assets, global node expansion, and open collaboration. WLGC will promote the real economy towards a more transparent and efficient era of cross-regional execution.

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