Bahrain regulated ATME and Skyro to tokenize investment products

UAE based Skyro a digital financial technology group under Breeze Ventures, headquartered in Bahrain and ATME, a regulated digital asset exchange licensed by the Central Bank of Bahrain, have agreed to collaborate on tokenized investment products across commodities, fixed income, and other real-world assets. Skyro and ATME will jointly develop innovative alternative investment products tokenized offerings including gold-backed instruments, bonds, and Shariah-compliant Murabaha-based securities.

The agreement was signed at Abu Dhabi Finance Week 2025 by Skyro Co-Founder and Co-CEO Arsen Liametov and ATME CEO Alex Lola, with Skyro GCC executives in attendance.

“Tokenized assets represent a major opportunity for the region,” said Roberto Mancone, CEO of Skyro GCC. “Our partnership with ATME will strengthen Skyro’s ability to deliver accessible, efficient, and transparent investment products to customers across the GCC. We will work with regulators to reach our goal of democratizing access to innovative asset classes.”

ATME CEO Alex Lola added, “As a regulated digital assets exchange, our mission is to deliver secure and compliant infrastructure that enables effective participation in today’s financial system. Our partnership with Skyro further enhances our ability to provide investors with differentiated opportunities and contributes to strengthening the GCC’s position as an emerging global hub for financial services and innovation.”

In October 2025, Skyro UAE signed an agreement with Fasset, a tokenization and crypto exchange platform at GITEX 2025, to promote retail international transfer solutions powered by stablecoins.

As per the press release these solutions will enable faster, more secure and cost-efficient cross-border remittances. Both parties will also actively engage with regulators across the region to ensure maximum compliance and foster responsible innovation within the growing digital finance ecosystem.