WELF Unveils Updated 2025 Roadmap, Eyes DIFC License and UAE Expansion

June 16, 2025 – WELF has officially released its updated roadmap for 2025, outlining a clear strategic direction for the coming quarters. Following recent progress and a strong Q2 performance, the team is now preparing for its next wave of initiatives—headlined by deeper regulatory alignment and global expansion.

Regulatory Progress: DIFC License Application Submitted

A key highlight of the update is the successful submission of WELF’s application for a Category 3 license from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC). The move underscores WELF’s commitment to operating within globally compliant frameworks and unlocking new opportunities for its international clientele.

WELF has indicated that this regulatory milestone paves the way for increased institutional trust and broader product accessibility.

What’s Coming in Q3: New Offices, New Offerings
With only a few roadmap goals remaining in Q2, WELF’s Q3 focus shifts to the following major initiatives:

• Securing full DIFC Category 3 licensing
• Expanding WELF’s financial offerings
• Opening a second UAE office in DIFC
• Pursuing additional centralized exchange (CEX) listings

These moves are aimed at growing WELF’s regional presence and enhancing the depth of its product suite.

Team Statement and Community Callout
In a community update, WELF emphasized that it has been actively delivering on its current roadmap and now seeks support in amplifying the news. “We haven’t been sitting still lately,” the team stated. “We’re now entering a pivotal phase and want the community to push the word out.”

Key Takeaways

• DIFC license application submitted
• Full Category 3 licensing targeted for Q3
• Second UAE office to open in DIFC
• Product suite expansion in progress
• Focus on additional CEX listings

DIFC Trivia

The DIFC (Dubai International Financial Centre) is one of the most prestigious financial hubs in the Middle East, with over 4,000 registered firms and a well-regarded legal framework modeled on English common law. Holding a license here signals high regulatory credibility in the global fintech space.