BitOasis

BitOasis

BitOasis is a Dubai-headquartered cryptocurrency trading platform focused on the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region, enabling users to buy, sell, and trade digital assets through a localized exchange experience. (blog.bitoasis.net)

Overview

BitOasis operates as a virtual asset service provider (VASP), offering broker-dealer services under Dubai’s virtual-asset regulatory framework. Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) lists “BitOasis Technologies FZE” in its public register with an Active VASP licence (issued November 29, 2024) and identifies the firm’s website as bitoasis.net. (vara.ae)

History

• BitOasis states it was founded and headquartered in Dubai since 2015 and has operated a virtual asset platform serving users across the GCC and wider MENA region. (blog.bitoasis.net)
• In July 2024, India-based crypto exchange CoinDCX acquired BitOasis as part of its international expansion; reporting indicated BitOasis would retain its branding and continue operating under its existing leadership. (techcrunch.com)

Regulatory status and expansion

• Dubai (UAE): VARA’s public register shows BitOasis Technologies FZE holds a VASP licence for Broker-Dealer Services and is permitted to serve Institutional, Qualified, and Retail investors (licence status shown as Active). (vara.ae)
• Bahrain: BitOasis announced it received a crypto-asset services licence from the Central Bank of Bahrain as part of its GCC expansion plans. (blog.bitoasis.net)
  A separate BitOasis Bahrain website states that BitOasis Bahrain W.L.L is licensed and regulated by the Central Bank of Bahrain (and includes additional operator/entity disclosures for its services). (bitoasisbh.net)

Online presence

• Official website: https://bitoasis.net (also referenced in VARA’s public register). (vara.ae)
• X (Twitter) account: @bitoasis (as provided: https://x.com/bitoasis).

If you want, I can also summarize BitOasis’ current product offerings (e.g., retail vs. “pro” trading, fiat rails, supported jurisdictions) from regulator filings and major third-party sources, since the main site content is difficult to extract in a non-browser environment.