Reserve Financial, LLC Announces Coin as an SEC-Registered Digital Security Filed Under Regulation D
- Joseph Allen Jr.
- Dec 22, 2025
- 1 min read
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Washington, D.C. — December 2025 — Reserve Financial, LLC today announced that Coin has been formally established as a digital security through a completed registration filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission under Regulation D.
The Regulation D filing places Coin within the U.S. securities regulatory framework and confirms its status as a registered digital security that is exempt from full, traditional SEC registration requirements. By completing the SEC filing process, Reserve Financial, LLC has aligned Coin with federal securities law and provided public transparency regarding its regulatory classification.
The filing reflects the company’s decision to treat Coin as a security rather than an unregulated digital asset, positioning it within established financial and compliance standards. The Regulation D framework allows Coin to exist as a recognized digital security while operating under a streamlined registration pathway designed for modern financial instruments.
“Coin was filed with the SEC as a digital security to establish regulatory clarity and public confidence,” said a representative of Reserve Financial, LLC. “We went through the SEC process deliberately so Coin would be clearly understood as part of the U.S. securities system.”
The completed filing is publicly available through the SEC’s EDGAR database, enabling members of the public, institutions, and regulators to independently confirm Coin’s regulatory status and the issuer’s disclosures.
About Reserve Financial, LLC
Reserve Financial, LLC is a Washington-based financial infrastructure company focused on regulated digital securities, auditability, and next-generation financial systems. The company emphasizes formal registration, transparency, and alignment with U.S. securities law in the development of digital financial instruments.

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