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Crypto.com Secure Australian Financial Service License

Ang Crypto.com ay nakakuha ng Australian Financial Service License sa pamamagitan ng pagkuha nito sa The Card Group.

By Tanzeel Akhtar
Updated Dec 6, 2022, 8:22 p.m. Published Dec 2, 2020, 9:32 a.m.
Sydney, Australia
Sydney, Australia

Ang Crypto.com na nakabase sa Hong Kong ay nakakuha ng Australian Financial Service License sa pamamagitan ng pagkuha nito sa isang firm na tinatawag na The Card Group Pty Ltd.

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  • Ang lisensya ay inaprubahan ng Foreign Investment Review Board ng Australia, na sumusuri sa mga panukala ng mga dayuhang entity na mamuhunan sa Australia at magpapahintulot sa Crypto.com na magtrabaho sa loob ng lokal na mga balangkas ng regulasyon, sinabi ng firm noong Martes.
  • Walang mga detalye sa pagkuha ang ibinigay pagkatapos ng Request ng CoinDesk para sa impormasyon.
  • Ang Crypto.com – na nag-aalok ng Cryptocurrency exchange, mga pagbabayad at debit card – kamakailan ay nag-anunsyo ng suporta para sa mga paglilipat ng dolyar sa Australia sa pamamagitan ng pagpayag sa mga user nito na direktang ideposito ang currency sa kanilang Fiat Wallet sa pamamagitan ng app.
  • Sa pagkakaroon ng lisensya, sinabi ng Crypto.com na plano nitong ilunsad ang debit card nito sa Australia pasulong.
  • "Kami ay nangangako na pabilisin ang paglipat ng mundo sa Cryptocurrency; ang pagtatrabaho sa loob ng mga regulatory framework ng mga Markets na aming pinapatakbo ay isang mahalagang haligi ng pagkamit ng aming misyon," sabi ni Kris Marszalek, Crypto.com CEO.
  • Noong huling bahagi ng Nobyembre, natanggap ng Crypto.com paunang pag-apruba mula sa Malta Financial Services Authority para sa dalawang lisensya sa pananalapi na namamahala sa kung paano gumagana ang mga kumpanya ng pagbabayad at kung anong mga serbisyo ang maaari nilang ibigay.

Basahin din: Susubukan ng Australia at Singapore ang 'Paperless' Trade Gamit ang Blockchain Technology

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