Named at launch
In launch materials and the participant register.
In development
The venue opens with its participants.
Before the first listing, the Exchange brings on the firms that give a market its credibility: sponsors, auditors, valuation specialists, research, market makers and brokers. Founding participants help write the rules and are named at launch.
Why now
What founding participants get.
Shape the rulebook
A consultation role on listing, disclosure and conduct standards.
Priority onboarding
Early credentials and a place with the first issuers.
Founding economics
Listing fees waived for founding issuers, and a founding fee schedule.
Six seats at the founding table
The firms a market needs.
Sponsors & advisers
Vouch for issuers and guide them to listing.
Auditors
Set the audit standard every listing meets, with each figure traced to ADEN.
Valuation specialists
Independent valuations for project securities: data centres, power, infrastructure.
Research
Coverage that gives listings a reason to trade.
Market makers
Contracted two-sided quotes, so no listing opens empty.
Brokers & platforms
Connect investors as access expands by jurisdiction.
How it works
Three steps to a founding seat.
- 01
Apply
A ten-field form. About two minutes.
- 02
Conversation
A call with the Exchange team about fit and category.
- 03
Founding MOU
Non-binding and free. It becomes a membership agreement at launch.
The Atlas Exchange is in development and subject to licensure by the Securities and Exchange Commission, Ghana, and other relevant jurisdictions. Nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy any security. Participant categories describe service roles, not investments.