Counterparty checks for digital-asset exchanges
Before you send or accept a transfer, you need to know whether the exchange on the other side is registered. vaspcheck.io starts with Malaysia: the digital-asset exchanges registered with the Securities Commission Malaysia, taken from the regulator’s own list. Other registers will follow as each can be verified.
- Exchange
- ███████ Sdn Bhd
- Regulator
- Securities Commission Malaysia
- Source
- Regulator’s own list
- Status
- Registered
What vaspcheck.io does today
One question, answered from the source: is this exchange registered?
Sourced
Every entry comes from the Securities Commission Malaysia’s own list, not from an exchange’s own claims.
Dated
Each entry shows when it was last checked against the regulator’s list.
Tracked
Status changes are recorded: registered, not permitted, transitional or delisted.
For VASTLI’s wider work, including its computer vision partnership with JunCore in China, see vast.li. Visit vast.li →
New in name, not in practice
Kuching, Sarawak — founded 2025
VASTLI is a Malaysian company built around verification — helping businesses show, rather than claim, that what passes through their hands is sound.
In Malaysia, VASTLI’s work is VASP compliance, starting with vaspcheck.io.
Outside Malaysia, VASTLI is the partner company of JunCore (钧域智算) in China for its computer vision inspection work; our founder is also a partner at JunCore.
It’s early: vaspcheck.io covers one country so far, and it will grow only as fast as the data can be verified.
We believe in execution, not hype. When you partner with VASTLI, you work directly with the founder and the people doing the work — no sales layers, no disconnect.
Talk to us about VASP compliance
Questions about the registry, a correction to an entry, or what you’d need from a compliance tool: it goes straight to the founder, and you’ll get an honest answer.
For computer vision inspection, see vast.li.