Cayman Islands – October 2025 – BitNest Foundation, a next-generation decentralized financial ecosystem, today announced the completion of its global compliance and registration framework, solidifying its position as one of the most transparent and fast-growing DeFi platforms worldwide.
The foundation confirmed that it is officially registered under the Cayman Islands Company Registry (No. 425909) and that its U.S.-based operational entity, BitNest Labs Inc., has obtained a Money Services Business (MSB) license from the U.S. Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN No. 31000309577777).
These milestones mark a decisive step in BitNest’s mission to align decentralized finance with international financial-compliance standards, ensuring user-fund safety, audit transparency, and legal recognition across multiple jurisdictions.
Empowering a Transparent and Inclusive Financial Future
Since its inception, BitNest has aimed to democratize finance by enabling every individual to access fair, transparent, and verifiable financial services through blockchain technology.
Built on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC), BitNest utilizes smart contracts to automate transactions, lending, and rewards distribution—eliminating intermediaries and ensuring that all data remain visible and immutable on-chain.
According to the foundation, the BitNest Loop product has already attracted over 1.7 million users globally, with daily active participation continuing to rise across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Americas.
Independent tracking platforms such as intel.arkm.com have recorded thousands of verified community transactions and commission payouts, further confirming BitNest’s operational transparency and stability.
Strategic Expansion Across Eight Ecosystem Verticals
BitNest’s growth roadmap centers around an eight-pillar ecosystem designed to form an autonomous global financial network.
The modules currently in development or operation include BitNest Loop, BitNest Lending, Saving Box, MEC Token, BitNest DAO, BitNest Wallet, BitNest Exchange, and BitNest Public Chain.
Each operates independently through smart-contract logic while remaining interconnected within the broader BitNest infrastructure—delivering efficiency, transparency, and scalability for millions of users worldwide.
Commitment from the Foundation
“BitNest’s vision has always been to empower individuals through open and verifiable finance,” said a spokesperson for the BitNest Foundation.
“By combining blockchain transparency with sustainable yield mechanics and a global compliance framework, we are building the foundation for a fairer financial world—one where everyone has equal access to opportunity.”
The foundation also confirmed ongoing technical audits and international partnerships aimed at improving cross-chain interoperability and expanding liquidity solutions for institutional and retail users alike.
About BitNest Foundation
BitNest Foundation is a decentralized financial ecosystem registered in the Cayman Islands, providing blockchain-based liquidity, lending, and savings solutions through smart-contract automation.
Its mission is to build a fair, transparent, and sustainable financial network that bridges the gap between traditional finance and decentralized innovation.
The foundation oversees the BitNest Loop, Lending, Saving Box, Wallet, DAO, Exchange, Insurance Fund, and MEC Token modules that collectively serve a growing community of over 1.7 million participants worldwide.
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BitNest Foundation – Communications Department
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https://bitnest.me.
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