OSL Group Plans Q1 2026 Launch for EU Crypto Trading Services

• OSL Group eyes European expansion with Q1 2026 trading launch.
• Compliance and institutional services drive its EU market entry.

On December 3, 2025, The Block reported that OSL Group, a leading stablecoin trading and payment infrastructure platform in Asia, announced its strategic expansion into the European market. The company plans to roll out compliant digital asset spot and derivatives trading services in select European regions, starting in the first quarter of 2026.

Aligned with local regulatory frameworks, OSL’s initiative aims to provide secure and efficient trading solutions for European clients. The expansion combines direct operations with strategic partnerships with local entities. Kevin Cui, Executive Director and CEO of OSL Group, emphasized the significance of regulatory compliance, noting, “Europe is one of the key regulated markets in the global digital asset industry. OSL Group is proud to operate in adherence to local regulatory frameworks and remains committed to providing more institutional-grade professional services to European clients.”

This move aligns with OSL Group's larger global expansion strategy. In December 2024, the company acquired European assets, including operations in Italy, to bolster its presence in the digital asset industry. To support these efforts, OSL secured $300 million in equity financing in July 2025 to focus on developing regulated payment infrastructure and user access points.

OSL’s commitment to compliance in Europe has been evident in previous initiatives. In April 2025, the company launched OSL Pay, enabling fiat-to-crypto payments across borders while adhering to the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations. The company’s growth is being spearheaded by its leadership team under CEO Kevin Cui, who assumed the role in August 2024 to drive OSL’s next phase of expansion.

OSL Group remains dedicated to delivering institutional-grade infrastructure and regulated trading solutions for global digital asset markets. Its European expansion represents a critical step toward providing professional services that align with local regulatory standards.