Coincheck Launches Virtual Shareholder Meeting Service Sharely

Tokyo-headquartered cryptocurrency exchange Coincheck, Inc. announced this Thursday that it has officially launched its virtual shareholder meeting support service, Sharely, today.

In response to the coronavirus pandemic, which has forced most people to work from home, including shareholders, Coincheck has been looking into a virtual shareholder meeting service in June 2020.

Coincheck Research for Sharely Commenced in June 2020

In the three months since commencing this journey, the crypto exchange that is part of the Monex Group succeeded in designing a service plan and developed the necessary systems. According to the statement published today, several listed companies have decided to implement Sharely already.

“Sharely is a comprehensive virtual shareholder meeting support service that enables companies to easily hold and shareholders to easily participate in online shareholder meetings,” Coincheck said in its statement today.

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As part of its research into the shareholder meeting service, in July of this year, Coincheck conducted a survey of more than 400 listed companies, asking them about their thoughts when it comes to virtual shareholder meetings.

Out of these 400 listed companies, 16 per cent of the total, and 6 per cent of IT/telecommunications companies responded that they were not offering a virtual platform for their upcoming shareholder meetings.

“By helping companies to easily and smoothly hold virtual shareholder meetings, Coincheck hopes to make shareholder meetings more accessible and familiar, and in turn, create an impetus for more people to begin asset management and investing,” the crypto exchange added.

Today’s announcement follows a number of developments from Coincheck, as the exchange continues to bolster its offering, following its hack in 2018. As Finance Magnates reported, the company is currently working towards realising the first Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) Initial Exchange Offering (IEO) An Initial Exchange Offering, or IEO, is a method of fundraising in which a cryptocurrency company issues and sells tokens through a cryptocurrency exchange. Unlike Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), an IEO is instead administered by a crypto exchange on behalf of the startup that is looking to raise funds with its newly issued tokens.As such, an investor must make an account on the exchange that is holding the token sale and send cryptocurrency into that account. Therefore, the Know-Your-Customer ( An Initial Exchange Offering, or IEO, is a method of fundraising in which a cryptocurrency company issues and sells tokens through a cryptocurrency exchange. Unlike Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), an IEO is instead administered by a crypto exchange on behalf of the startup that is looking to raise funds with its newly issued tokens.As such, an investor must make an account on the exchange that is holding the token sale and send cryptocurrency into that account. Therefore, the Know-Your-Customer ( Read this Term) in Japan.