BlockchainFX News: What Does the License Actually Cover for BFX? The BFX-linked operating license has a listed end date of October 10, 2026, five days from today. This BlockchainFX News repor
The BFX-linked operating license has a listed end date of October 10, 2026, five days from today. This BlockchainFX News report asks whether a renewal has been confirmed and what the license actually covers.
No public renewal was found in the sources reviewed. That does not mean none exists.
Item
Detail
Entity
BlockFX International
License number
L16172/BFX
Type
International Brokerage and Clearing House License
Issuer
Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (AOFA)
Incorporation date
October 10, 2025
Listed end date
October 10, 2026
Register status
Active
The public register page lists the status as Active and shows no extension. A renewal could exist without a public announcement. The sources reviewed show no renewal notice, updated certificate or official statement.
The certificate gives a one-year validity period. That is why the date matters now. Anjouan licenses are typically renewed each year through a filing and a fee, and the register would be expected to show a new end date if that happened.
The certificate is issued to the company BlockFX International. It is not an approval of the token. It is not a U.S. SEC or other major-market authorization.
It describes brokerage and clearing activity. It does not describe a token sale, a staking program or the BFX claim process.
The Central Bank of the Comoros adds context. It lists the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority among "fictitious structures" that claim to issue approvals to banks and financial institutions. It says licensing is its exclusive remit. It also says no offshore license has been issued by any island of the Union.
The communiqué concerns banks and financial institutions, and BlockchainFX holds a brokerage authorization. No BlockchainFX statement addressing the central bank's position was found. This BlockchainFX News check draws no conclusion about the company. It reports the central bank's published position.
An updated certificate or register entry with a new end date
An official BlockchainFX statement on renewal
Any change in platform status, which the site still calls beta
Claim progress: the site shows "Claim BFX — Live" but says claiming is available once the ETH/BFX migration is complete and the pair is live
A license end date does not automatically stop BFX trading or claims. The documents reviewed do not say what would happen if the authorization were renewed, replaced or allowed to lapse.
A market token page shows the BFX coin at $0.000686, down 15.77% on the one-day chart. No source links the move to the authorization.
This BlockchainFX News review finds a listed end date of October 10, no public renewal and a license whose weight users should judge carefully. Treat renewal as unconfirmed until an updated certificate appears. Verify details through official channels.
YMYL Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only and is not financial, investment, or trading advice. Information is based on the BlockFX International certificate, the public licence register page, Central Bank of the Comoros communiqués, the official BlockchainFX site and a market token page screenshot, as of October 5, 2026. Licence status can change without notice. No wrongdoing is alleged or implied. Crypto assets are volatile and carry risk of loss, including full loss of funds. Always verify current details directly with official sources and consult a licensed advisor before making investment decisions.
