July 3, 2026

Capitalizations Index – B ∞/21M

Thailand’s National Stock Exchange Launches Blockchain Crowdfunding Platform

Thailand’s national stock exchange launches blockchain crowdfunding platform

Thailand’s National Stock Exchange Launches Blockchain Crowdfunding Platform

Thailand’s national stock exchange launches blockchain crowdfunding platform
Advertisement

Join our community of 10 000 traders on Hacked.com for just $39 per month.

The Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET) has officially launched a blockchain-powered crowdfunding platform for startups in the country.

Dubbed LiVE, the new crowdfunding marketplace from the SET is built on a blockchain that enables startups and small enterprises to access funding from venture capital funds and institutional investors directly via peer-to-peer trading.

According to an announcement by the SET, eight companies from both public and private sectors have joined the platform at launch with a further 50 companies set to join the blockchain-powered funding platform.

The launch sees the culmination of a plan that began in March 2017 when the SET unveiled its intention to operate a marketplace over a blockchain that will have no restrictions on trading units. The current apparatus for small companies and startups restricts trading in board lots, or units of 100. At the time, an SET official said over 600 companies had registered with the stock exchange operator, expressing an interest to invest in startups through blockchain technology.

As CCN reported at the time, the marked pivot to adopt a blockchain marketplace follows a mandate by Thailand’s deputy minister Somkid Jatusripitak urging the SET to create a new bourse for domestic startups to access financing. SET requirements do not allow startups to list on the national stock exchange since they are new businesses.

“LiVE” platform has been developed with the use of blockchain technology as an infrastructure for participating businesses to expand and get connected with future alliances,” an excerpt from the announcement read.

To join the blockchain platform, companies will need to be registered in Thailand and can qualify as an institutional investor, a venture capital investor, a corporate venture capital investor, or a specific investor with an annual income of over THB 4 million ($125,000), or combined assets worth over THB 50 million ($1.5 million).

SET President Kesara Manchusree added:

“LiVE” platform will be a key mechanism to help drive forward Thailand’s growth especially enabling startups and SMEs to have more financial accesses through crowdfunding. Businesses can utilize LiVE to promote to a wider target group while using partnership to expand customer base.

Featured image from Shutterstock.

Follow us on Telegram.
Advertisement

Published at Wed, 09 May 2018 02:30:14 +0000

Blockchain News

Previous Article

Facebook Forms Exploratory Blockchain Team Led By Coinbase Board Member

Next Article

HEXX – BITCOIN FORK LIKE ZCL/BTCP? 25-100x POSSIBLE!

You might be interested in …

Re: Сибирский Червонец (SIB), X11ГОСТ

Re: Сибирский Червонец (SIB), X11ГОСТ Unlike traditional banking where clients have only a few account numbers, with bitcoin people can create an unlimited number of accounts (addresses). This can be used to easily track payments, […]

Genetics Prof. David Haymer Joins DNAtix Advisory Board

Blockchain News Genetics Prof. David Haymer Joins DNAtix Advisory Board DNAtix, the blockchain genetics company, has announced it’s adding Prof. David Haymer from the University of Hawaii, to its board of advisors. David S. Haymer is […]

Intro to Blockchain and Smart Contracts

Intro to Blockchain and Smart Contracts In this course you will learn about the Blockchain and how to build Ethereum decentralized applications. The power of Blockchain apps is no central authority and verified transactions among untrusted parties. […]