Institutions do not trade with counterparties they cannot classify. The regulatory frameworks that apply to a digital asset liquidity provider determine which obligations it operates under, which regulator supervises it, and what an institution can verify before onboarding. The frameworks differ by jurisdiction and by activity, and none of them removes the need for due diligence.
The articles in this hub explain the money services business regimes in the United States and Canada, Bermuda's licensing classes under the Digital Asset Business Act, and a practical due diligence approach for digital asset counterparties. Nothing here is legal advice; each article cites the regulator's own material.