Regulatory and governance

The facts a counterparty will want to verify

This page states Titanium's regulatory position precisely and points to the independent source. Where a matter is not published here, it is because it belongs in a diligence exchange rather than on a website, not because it is unavailable.

Last reviewed23 August 2026

Entity and permission

Regulated entity

Titanium Financial Ltd, trading as Titanium Escrow

Regulator

Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Abu Dhabi Global Market

Permission

Providing Custody and Providing Money Services

FSRA Financial Services Permission Number

200010

Date granted

26 November 2020

ADGM Registration Number

000003948

Registered office

Al Khatem Tower, ADGM Square, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Independent verification

The authorisation and its scope can be checked on the ADGM public register. Titanium's own description of its permission should be read against that entry.

What this page deliberately does not say

Authorisation is not endorsement. The FSRA grants a Financial Services Permission. It does not approve, recommend or endorse a firm, and there is no separate escrow permission within the regime. A firm describing itself as holding one is describing something that does not exist.

Regulation is not an assurance of outcome. A permission tells a counterparty which regime a firm operates under and which conduct and client money rules apply to it. It does not insure a transaction and it is not a substitute for reading the escrow agreement.

Independence is a scope statement, not a virtue claim. Titanium has no lending or advisory relationship with any party to a transaction it holds funds for. It also has no authority to decide anything about that transaction. Those two facts are the same fact.

Client account arrangements

Client funds are held separately from Titanium's operating funds under the applicable client money arrangements. Emirates NBD is a banking partner for client accounts. The specific account arrangement for a mandate is confirmed during onboarding.

Release is governed by the applicable agreement and the authorised instruction mechanism, subject to applicable law and regulatory requirements.

Onboarding and screening

Titanium applies customer due diligence, beneficial ownership identification, sanctions and adverse media screening, and source-of-funds verification appropriate to the party and the mandate. Enhanced due diligence is applied on a risk-assessed basis.

The firm maintains a Money Laundering Reporting Officer and a Deputy Money Laundering Reporting Officer. Onboarding applies to receiving parties as well as to funding parties.

Matters addressed directly rather than published

Institutional counterparties routinely ask for the following. They are handled in a diligence exchange, where the answer can be given for the specific engagement rather than as a general representation. Raise them with us and we will respond in that form.

Governing law and dispute forum

Recorded in each escrow agreement as the parties choose. Titanium does not impose a default and does not represent that any forum is usual.

Liability and contractual framework

As set out in the executed agreement for the mandate.

Insurance position

Provided in the diligence response for the engagement, subject to the applicable confidentiality terms.

External audit

Current information is provided directly in response to an institutional diligence request.

Insolvency treatment of client funds

Explained by reference to the applicable client money regime in the engagement's diligence exchange.

Information security and business continuity

Relevant policies and responses are shared through the counterparty's diligence process.

Fees

Quoted for the specific mandate after initial review and recorded in the agreement.

Diligence enquiries

Send the request and the counterparty it is for. We will respond in the form your process needs.