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The exchange, regulated under Malaysian law, has become a tidbit for the country's largest bank Kenanga
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This oldest U.S. bank will keep cryptocurrencies like any other asset until the end of 2021
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Estonian financial company TTM Bank has issued a prepaid cryptocurrency card that can be used to pay wherever Visa cards are accepted. Residents of Russia can also get a TTM Bank cryptocard and use it.
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Office opened in Jaipur city. The bank branch will work from Monday to Saturday
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DBS Digital Exchange intends to start with four major cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Ripple (XRP), Bitcoin Cash (BCH) versus four fiat currencies Singapore dollar (SGD), US dollar (USD), Hong Kong dollar ( HKD), Japanese yen (JPY).
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Trade finance services are provided to business owners, allowing companies to view information about customer IDs, import and export codes, limited availability of all credit lines, status of unpaid incoming remittances, remittance history, and internal transfer.
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Due to changes in Korean legislation, financial companies are increasingly looking at cryptocurrency storage services
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The British banking corporation Standard Chartered has announced the launch of a new service for storing cryptocurrencies, designed for institutional investors. Tests will begin this year
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To increase the liquidity of banks, the main financial regulator of Saudi Arabia (SAMA) started to use blockchain technology
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Cryptocurrency Bank Galaxy Digital has published a financial report for the first quarter of this year. The brainchild of Mike Novogratz showed results that don`t appear bright since the bank lost $27.7 million in the first three months of 2020