OFZA joins D2A2 as a member to support ecosystem coordination in the UAE virtual asset industry

Dubai, United Arab Emirates – (05/02/2026) – OFZA Fintech Virtual Asset Exchange LLC (OFZA), a UAE-based regulated Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP), has joined the Dubai Digital Asset Association (D2A2) as a member to actively support D2A2’s role as an independent industry body supporting development of the UAE’s virtual asset ecosystem.

As the ecosystem continues to expand and diversify, coordination between key stakeholders, shared understanding, and continuity of knowledge are increasingly important to support long-term development. Industry bodies like D2A2 play an important role in bringing together operators, builders, investors and regulatory stakeholders to facilitate informed dialogue and collective learning.

Through its membership, OFZA will support active participation in D2A2-led initiatives, including industry dialogue, working groups, and knowledge-sharing forums.  

“Industrial ecosystems mature when participants move beyond individual perspectives and invest in shared understanding,” said Amir Tabch, CEO of OFZA. “Joining D2A2 as a member reflects our commitment to contributing practical experience and institutional memory to industry dialogue, so lessons learned are carried forward and the ecosystem can evolve more coherently over time.”

Gaurang Desai, Chairman of D2A2, added, “D2A2’s mission is to serve as a natural hub to support collaboration and dialogue across the digital asset industry. Active participation from regulated members such as OFZA supports more informed, coordinated outcomes for the ecosystem.”

Through this relationship, D2A2 continues to reinforce its role as a convening platform for the UAE’s virtual asset industry, while OFZA contributes to ecosystem development by sharing experience, supporting continuity of knowledge, and participating constructively in industry dialogue within the UAE’s evolving virtual asset ecosystem.

About D2A2

The Dubai Digital Asset Association  

The Dubai Digital Asset Association (D2A2) is a Dubai-based, not-for-profit industry association established to support the orderly, responsible, and coordinated development of the UAE’s digital and virtual asset ecosystem. D2A2 serves as a neutral convening platform for industry participants, regulators, policymakers, and ecosystem stakeholders, facilitating structured dialogue, knowledge continuity, and collaborative engagement. Through industry forums, working groups, and ecosystem initiatives, D2A2 contributes to shared understanding, promotes best practices, and supports alignment with applicable regulatory frameworks, in line with Dubai’s strategic objective of fostering a robust, transparent, and globally competitive digital asset ecosystem.

About OFZA

OFZA Fintech Virtual Asset Exchange LLC is a UAE-based Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) offering regulated, intuitive, and institutional-grade virtual asset services for retail investors, qualified investors, institutional clients, and innovators shaping the future of finance. OFZA upholds compliance with Dubai’s Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) rules and regulations. Combining robust regulatory oversight with a global outlook, it serves clients both in the UAE and internationally through a strong network of partnerships. With a commitment to transparency, user protection, and continuous innovation, OFZA supports the UAE’s vision of becoming a global hub for digital finance. 

Disclaimer: This communication should not be considered financial advice. Virtual Assets are highly volatile and subject to extreme price fluctuations. Investors may lose their value entirely or in part, leading to a total loss of all money or other value invested. Investors do not benefit from any form of financial protection. It is essential to carefully assess the risks and seek independent professional advice before making any investment decisions. Virtual Assets may not always be transferable and some transfers may be irreversible; may not be liquid and their conversion into fiat or other assets may be limited or unavailable; may not offer transactional privacy and some transactions may be permanently recorded on public distributed ledger technologies (DLTs); and may be subject to fraud, manipulation, or theft, including through hacking, phishing, or other malicious schemes, and may not benefit from legal or regulatory protections.