The Ministry of Trade and Integration of the Republic of Kazakhstan has announced the results of the competition held on September 12, 2025, to determine which commodity exchanges are authorized to conduct trading of socially significant exchange-traded goods.
The competition was conducted in accordance with the Order #216-OD, issued on July 24, 2025, by the Acting Minister of Trade and Integration, and in line with the Rules regulating the competitive selection process. The main criteria were transparency, technological advancement, and compliance with the legal requirements for informatization and information security.
The winner of the competition is “Caspy Commodity Exchange” JSC (CCX).
The organization demonstrated high standards of operation and the implementation of modern electronic platforms capable of ensuring efficient trading processes and accessibility for market participants.
For many years CCX has consistently confirmed its technological capacity and transparency by adopting advanced digital solutions and building trust among market players. The CCX’s platform is highly resilient, flexible, and accessible: it operates in three languages, accommodates users with visual impairments, and fully complies with information security requirements.
As noted by Mr. Murat Kadissov, President of Caspy Commodity Exchange:
“It has always been fundamentally important for us to stay ahead of the market by offering a modern and secure tool for all trading participants. Today’s decision by the commission once again confirms that we are moving in the right direction – toward transparency, efficiency, and strengthening trust in the national market.”
Determining the winner of the competition is of great importance for the development of national exchange trading.
Being included in the list of exchanges authorized to trade socially significant goods means that these platforms will now facilitate transactions involving commodities of strategic importance to Kazakhstan. The commission’s decision confirms the government’s commitment to digitalizing trade, fostering a competitive environment, and enhancing the transparency of operations. Modern electronic trading systems, recognized as secure and reliable, are becoming key tools for building trust among market participants and improving the efficiency of commodity turnover.
