Trading products, ownership and execution
Sections ↑Fasset combines crypto purchases and swaps with managed crypto baskets, tokenized assets and payment accounts. Its current investment guide separates digital assets, Strategies, tokenized stocks, commodities and funds. Product availability and account funding depend on country; the fact that a category appears in the app does not establish identical access through every regional entity.[1]
Fasset reported more than US$40 billion of annualised transaction flow, over three million wallets and more than 1,000 enterprises across 125 countries in its 24 August 2026 financing announcement. That measures its broader payments, banking and settlement network. It is not exchange order-book volume or a verified count of active crypto traders.[39]
What each investment represents
| Product | Ownership or execution boundary |
|---|---|
| Direct crypto | Buy, sell or swap supported digital assets. The current guide describes unleveraged market execution; availability of an asset for trading does not necessarily mean every network supports external withdrawal.Source 1 |
| Strategies | Fasset automatically rebalances a managed basket to its intended mix. Value and performance are shown in the app. The user buys the basket exposure and does not manually control each rebalance trade.Source 25 |
| Tokenized stocks, commodities and funds | Fasset identifies Dinari as issuer of Arbitrum-based dShares representing underlying assets. PAXG and XAUT use different issuers and sit in the Digital Assets category. Their legal and fee treatment should not be inferred from a generic token label.Source 6 |
| Shareholder rights | Fasset’s September guide says tokenized stock dividends are currently unavailable, holders cannot vote, and tokens cannot be redeemed for ordinary shares. They also cannot be transferred to an external wallet or platform; exiting requires selling first.Source 7 |
Order operation and market hours
| Control | Current rule |
|---|---|
| Order types | The September order guide supports market orders only. Limit, stop, margin, leveraged and futures orders are not currently offered in that app guide. An advertised asset category is not evidence that professional order controls are available.Source 2 |
| Crypto and Strategies | Trading is described as available continuously, including PAXG and XAUT. An asset or payment interruption can still prevent a particular order from completing.Source 4 |
| Tokenized market session | Tokenized stocks, commodities and funds follow 09:30–16:00 US Eastern time, Monday to Friday, subject to holidays and shortened sessions. Orders placed outside the session queue for the next opening and use the price when executed.Source 4 |
| Size limits | The trading schedule lists US$10 minimum, US$20,000 per transaction and US$100,000 daily; asset and app-specific limits govern the actual order.Source 3 |
Trading charges and account-related costs
Sections ↑Published investment charges
| Route | Fee components |
|---|---|
| Crypto and Strategies | 0.50% transaction fee plus 0.50% spread, described as 1% total per trade.Source 3 |
| Tokenized stocks, commodities and funds | 1% transaction fee, 0.10% spread and US$0.20 per trade. PAXG/XAUT instead use the crypto tariff.Source 3 |
| Card-funded purchase | Visa/Mastercard funding adds a listed 2% payment charge and 0.50% payment spread. The trade and funding previews are separate cost components.Source 3 |
Illustration: the listed tokenized-asset components on a US$1,000 reference value total US$11.20: 10 + 1 + 0.20. Spread is embedded in pricing; this is a component illustration, not a guaranteed debit. Payment, FX and withdrawal costs are excluded.[3]
Global USD Account pricing
| Item | Published scope |
|---|---|
| Activation | SWIFT account activation costs US$20 once. ACH activation is free but requires an approved SWIFT account first.Source 16 |
| Sending a USD wire | 1% of the amount, with a US$1 minimum. Correspondent or recipient banks may impose additional deductions.Source 16 |
| Receiving and maintaining | No Fasset charge is listed for incoming SWIFT/wire or ACH, and no monthly/annual subscription or minimum balance. This does not establish that every external bank route is free.Source 16 |
| Local cash payouts | PKR/BDT payouts use amount-based charges rather than the USD-wire tariff. The app quote determines the amount received after fees and conversion.Source 16 |
On the published USD-wire formula, sending US$600 incurs a US$6 Fasset charge before external deductions. A US$50 instruction instead reaches the US$1 minimum. These figures concern the Global USD Account, not crypto-network withdrawals.[16]
Deposits, bank transfers and crypto exits
Sections ↑Funding routes
| Route | Availability and completion |
|---|---|
| Cash and payment methods | Fasset lists bank transfers, linked-bank routes, cards, Apple Pay/Google Pay and merchant P2P, with availability determined by country. The deposit screen is the applicable route list; an older regional example does not establish new-account eligibility.Source 9 |
| Crypto deposits | The 2 October guide lists no maximum crypto-deposit amount, while larger transfers may require review. No Fasset deposit fee is listed; sender/network charges can still apply. Credit depends on confirmations.Source 10 |
| Matching the network | USDT and USDC each have multiple supported networks. BTC uses its native network, while ETH and SOL have their specified chains. The destination shown for the selected asset and network determines the valid transfer.Source 10 |
| Incoming Global USD | SWIFT commonly takes one to three business days and may take five; ACH is described as same or next business day. Partner verification and matching payment details precede final account availability. Non-USD receipts can be converted to USD.Source 18 |
| USD into crypto | Moving funds from the Global USD Account into the USDT wallet is a conversion from USD to USDT. It changes both the asset and the service through which the balance is held.Source 19 |
Withdrawing value
| Route | Recipient, charge and release condition |
|---|---|
| Crypto to an external wallet | Select the supported asset/network and complete the security verification. The guide lists no Fasset withdrawal fee but charges network costs, which vary. Indicative limits are US$20,000 per transaction and US$100,000 daily; larger transfers may require checks.Source 13 |
| Local wire | The local-currency wire guide applies to UAE and Bahrain residents using a verified linked bank account. Processing normally takes one to two business days before possible bank delays. The flat fee is shown in-app. A confirmed request cannot be cancelled.Source 12 |
| Pakistan P2P | Sell USDT through a verified merchant for local cash into a bank account in the customer’s own name. The estimate is within two hours after merchant confirmation. Fasset lists no platform fee; the merchant rate and limits still affect the outcome.Source 14 |
| Global USD outgoing transfer | Choose or add a payee and review the bank-transfer preview. SWIFT is estimated at three to five business days. Transfers to a US bank still use SWIFT even if ACH details are entered, so an ACH-looking destination does not create an ACH delivery promise.Source 29 |
| Withdrawal limits | The general guide lists indicative US$20,000 per transaction and US$100,000 per 24 hours, subject to account, currency and region. These are not guaranteed immediately withdrawable balances.Source 11 |
Strategies cannot be sent to another wallet or delivered as the individual underlying coins. To leave, sell the basket for USDT or available fiat and then use an eligible withdrawal route. That sale introduces its own trading price and fee before the eventual network or bank exit.[26]
Asset holding, safeguards and account security
Sections ↑Fasset says customer crypto remains beneficially owned by the customer and is held with third-party custodians using online and offline arrangements. It describes 1:1 backing and no lending or other use without consent. These are the platform’s custody statements; they are not an independently verified balance audit or a personal insurance contract.[5]
Different forms of holding
| Balance or control | Scope |
|---|---|
| UAE security infrastructure | Fasset FZE’s disclosure identifies Fireblocks infrastructure, including multiparty computation and hardware isolation. A security-technology provider is not, by that description alone, the legal custodian or insurer of every customer balance.Source 37 |
| Global USD providers | Fasset identifies Keel for the SWIFT route and Due for ACH payment infrastructure. The named partner and terms differ by rail; neither name should be treated as the operator of the crypto exchange account.Source 15 |
| USD safeguarding | The USD-account explanation describes funds separated from operating money and not lent or staked. It does not identify a customer deposit-insurance policy and limit. Safeguarding, asset backing and insurance are different protections.Source 20 |
| Login | First login, a new device or a login after signing out requires the registered phone number, its OTP and the Login PIN. A signed-in device can reopen with the PIN or enabled biometrics. Email/password and social-account logins are no longer supported.Source 40 |
| Withdrawal verification | Enable at least one method in Profile → Security: SMS or Google Authenticator. A withdrawal requires the selected primary method’s code followed by an email code. If both methods are enabled, the primary selection controls the default.Source 21 |
| Authenticator reset | A retained setup key can restore the authenticator. Otherwise, support requires identity evidence including a dated signed request and selfie. The guide estimates one to two working days after identity verification; it does not establish a fixed additional withdrawal hold.Source 22 |
Regional access and account selection
Sections ↑Fasset’s sign-up guide requires age 18 or above and lists supported residence countries. It expressly separates registration eligibility from access to the Global USD Account, card or particular investments. A successful registration is therefore not a blanket product approval.[23]
Access distinctions
| Account or region | Current published boundary |
|---|---|
| General country exclusions | The June exclusion list includes Indonesia, South Korea, Turkey and several sanctioned or restricted jurisdictions. Older references to local deposit methods do not establish that new residents there can register.Source 24 |
| Global USD SWIFT | The country guide updated 16 October 2026 excludes UAE, Bahrain and Indonesia from this product, as well as the applicable prohibited countries. This is distinct from local wire withdrawals for existing regional accounts.Source 17 |
| Global USD ACH | The same latest guide limits ACH opening to Bangladesh and requires an approved SWIFT account. An older settlement article’s reference to Pakistan does not establish current ACH eligibility.Source 17 |
| Contract selection | The UAE agreement names Fasset FZE. The Global link names Fasset Labuan Limited in privacy text. Another country’s transaction counterparty must be established from the applicable customer agreement.Source 35 |
The Global page describes iOS and Android access and collection of identity and financial verification information. Requirements vary by product and jurisdiction; complete mobile/browser feature parity was not established.[35]
Contact channels, outages and complaints
Sections ↑Fasset support is listed as available daily from 01:00 to 17:00 GMT. Customers can use the app’s support form, the public web form or [email protected]. The guide says there is no direct inbound phone line or live chat.[27]
For an urgent issue, submit a ticket with the relevant account, transaction, timestamp and error details; a callback may be requested. The urgent-support page does not authorise support to execute or cancel trades on a customer’s behalf or guarantee an emergency dealing facility.[28]
The UAE agreement uses Dubai and UAE federal law. It specifies acknowledgement within four business days of complaint receipt and a response within 20 business days of written receipt. The customer has 20 business days after receiving that response to accept or reject it; silence may close the complaint.[34]
A formal dispute unresolved ten business days after service of notice proceeds to an attempted meeting. The printed agreement permits arbitration after ten business days from an unsuccessful meeting, or 20 business days from notice if no meeting occurs. It still names DIFC-LCIA.[34]
That arbitration reference is dated: the LCIA’s official transition notice says newly commenced DIFC-LCIA-referenced cases from 21 March 2022 are administered by DIAC unless the parties agree otherwise. The obsolete venue name in Fasset’s published text should not be treated as a current filing instruction; the applicable agreement and current administering route need reconciliation for an actual dispute.[38]
Verified entity permission and regional limits
Sections ↑Independently inspected regulatory entry
| Entity | Record and scope |
|---|---|
| Fasset FZE, United Arab Emirates | VARA’s public entry shows Active licence VL/23/07/002, issued 30 November 2023, for Broker-Dealer Services. It permits institutional, qualified and retail investors.Source 36 |
| Meaning of the record | The verified activity is broker-dealer services. It is not an Exchange Services licence or a worldwide bank authorisation, and it does not by itself verify every tokenized investment, yield product or overseas group service.Source 36 |
The UAE disclosure publishes its own entity details and policies. Group branding and shared infrastructure should not collapse this entity into the providers of the Global USD Account or an overseas customer’s contract. No broader permission is asserted here solely from the group’s marketing language.[37]
Group history, financing and service entities
Sections ↑Fasset’s August 2026 release says Mohammad Raafi Hossain and Daniel Ahmed founded the business in 2019. It announced a US$68 million Series C led by SBI Group at a US$1 billion valuation, following a US$51 million May round. Those are company financing claims, not customer-asset reserves or trading revenue.[39]
Named parties and functions
| Party | Role established by the inspected material |
|---|---|
| Fasset FZE | UAE agreement counterparty; separately identifiable in VARA’s broker-dealer register.Source 36 |
| Fasset Labuan Limited | Named with the group in the Global page’s data-policy text. That document does not supply a complete current country-by-country allocation of transaction contracts.Source 35 |
| Dinari | Tokenization issuer identified for dShares; distinct from Fasset’s distribution interface and regional account contract.Source 6 |
- Operator
- Fasset group; Fasset FZE under the UAE agreement
- Exchange model
- Centralised
- Service scope
- Crypto, tokenized investments, Strategies and regional payment accounts.
- Client types
- Retail clients; Institutional clients
- Pricing publication
- Public and quoted pricing
- Pricing scope
- Public trading components; route-dependent transfer and conversion quotes.
- Funding scope
- Regional bank/card/P2P routes and supported crypto networks.
- Custody and asset handling
- Custodial crypto; separate payment and investment arrangements.
- Client eligibility
- Adult verification; country and product restrictions differ.
- Support
- Daily 01:00–17:00 GMT tickets/email; requested callbacks.
- Authorisation and registration scope
- Fasset FZE: active VARA broker-dealer permission; other scopes unverified.
Exchange metadata checked 29 Oct 2026Source 1Source 34Source 35Source 36Source 5Source 9
Covered contracting entities
Fasset FZE
- Jurisdiction
- United Arab Emirates
- Covered services
- UAE agreement counterparty.
- Client and location scope
- Applicable UAE account terms.
Fasset Labuan Limited
- Jurisdiction
- Labuan, Malaysia
- Covered services
- Named in Global privacy text.
- Client and location scope
- Transaction allocation not established.
Records, managed savings, referrals and automation
Sections ↑Statements and integration
| Function | Current availability |
|---|---|
| Crypto activity | The app provides all-asset or asset-specific transaction history. The August guide says downloadable crypto transaction history is not yet available. A visible history screen is not an exported ledger.Source 8 |
| USD records | Global USD transactions are shown in the account view. More → Account Statement lets the customer choose a period and download a statement. This documented bank-account export does not establish the same export for crypto trades.Source 30 |
| Enterprise API | The public API offering covers trading/wallet infrastructure, account management, transfers and tokenization. It directs businesses to commercial enquiries. Detailed read/trade/withdraw credential scopes, revocation behaviour and retail API access were not established from that page.Source 33 |
| Automatic Strategies | Rebalancing continues under the managed basket’s design without individual user instructions. Closing the app is not a documented instruction to stop it. The documented exit remains selling the Strategy, rather than disconnecting a copy trader.Source 25 |
The September Savings guide describes USDT/USDC invested through a Wakalah agency arrangement into tokenized Sukuk exposure. Expected profit is not guaranteed. Flexible savings normally has a one-day lock, with two days for the first subscription’s initial release; fixed savings is a one-month commitment, with early exit described as penalty-free and accrued returns preserved. The Wakalah charge is taken from returns; the page’s 1% example is not presented as a universal current tariff. This is an investment allocation, not merely keeping stablecoins idle.[31]
Referral Program 2.2 offers the referrer up to US$15 equivalent per qualifying friend, divided between USDT and XAUT, plus Own Points. Steps have separate activity conditions. Most expire 30 days after the friend’s KYC approval; the retention step uses days 31–60. Unlocked rewards must be claimed within 30 days of unlocking. XAUT quantity is fixed at its claim-time price, small amounts may remain below trading minimums, and reversed transactions or abuse can lead to clawbacks. Points and unclaimed potential rewards are not withdrawable cash.[32]
Fasset’s financing release describes AI used for payment-route selection across currencies and settlement providers. It does not establish a retail AI service authorised to choose investments or withdraw customer assets autonomously.[39]
Sources & further reading
- Current investment categories Fasset · 17 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Available order types Fasset · 18 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Trading fees and limits Fasset · 18 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Trading hours Fasset · 17 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Crypto custody practices Fasset · 11 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Tokenization partners Fasset · 18 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Tokenized asset rights Fasset · 18 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Crypto transaction history Fasset · 11 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Cash and crypto entry routes Fasset · 11 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Crypto deposits Fasset · 2 Oct 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Withdrawal fees and limits Fasset · 28 Jul 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Local wire withdrawals Fasset · 11 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Crypto withdrawals Fasset · 6 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Pakistan merchant withdrawals Fasset · 26 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- USD account providers Fasset · 23 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- USD account fees Fasset · 25 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- USD account country eligibility Fasset · 16 Oct 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- USD incoming settlement Fasset · 21 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- USD to USDT transfer Fasset · 11 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- USD safeguarding explanation Fasset · 1 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Current two-factor authentication and withdrawal methods Fasset · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
- Authenticator recovery Fasset · 12 Oct 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Supported sign-up countries Fasset · 26 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Unsupported sign-up countries Fasset · 26 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Automatic strategy rebalancing Fasset · 18 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Exiting Strategies Fasset · 18 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Support availability Fasset · 10 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Urgent support requests Fasset · 10 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- USD outgoing settlement Fasset · 25 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- USD transaction statements Fasset · 25 Jun 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Sukuk savings product Fasset · 17 Sep 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Referral program 2.2 Fasset · 10 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Enterprise API scope Fasset · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- UAE user agreement Fasset · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Global agreement link and data entity Fasset · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Fasset FZE register entry VARA · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Fasset FZE disclosures Fasset · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- DIFC-LCIA transition notice LCIA · 29 Mar 2022 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Series C and network scale Fasset · 24 Aug 2026 · Accessed 20 Oct 2026
- Current login: registered phone, OTP and Login PIN Fasset · Accessed 29 Oct 2026
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