South African FSCA-authorised FSP available for USD 110,000. The stated permissions cover non-automated financial advice and intermediary services across insurance, investments, deposits, retirement products and crypto assets. The seller describes the company as available for immediate acquisition.
South Africa South Africa FSCA FSP for Sale – CAT 1 Crypto, Investments and Financial Advice
$110,000
Reserve NowFSCA-authorised Financial Services Provider
| Jurisdiction | South Africa |
| Regulator | Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) |
| Cathegory | Category I (CAT 1) with broad product permissions |
Why consider this company?
The appeal is breadth: a buyer planning a financial advisory, investment or digital asset business can assess multiple product lines within one existing FSP structure. The combination of traditional financial products and crypto assets is particularly relevant to businesses whose customer proposition spans both.
Authorised activities
Non-automated financial advice and intermediary services for:
- Long-term insurance: subcategories A, B1, B2, B2-A, B1-A and C.
- Shares, money market instruments, debentures and securitised debt, bonds, derivative instruments and participatory interests in collective investment schemes.
- Structured deposits, long-term deposits and short-term deposits.
- Retail pension benefits and pension fund benefits.
- Crypto assets.
Key features
- Extensive stated permissions across insurance, investments, banking products, pensions and crypto assets.
- Authorised for non-automated advice and intermediary services.
- Available for immediate acquisition according to the seller.
- A potential platform for a buyer pursuing a broad regulated financial services proposition.
FAQ
Does the scope include crypto assets? Yes, crypto assets are included in the supplied permissions.
Does this listing establish discretionary management or automated advice permissions? No. The supplied scope specifies non-automated advice and intermediary services; no FSP category is supplied.
Are banking arrangements or clients included? The source does not specify either.