Brazil’s largest bank opens Bitcoin and Ethereum trading
The Brazilian bank Itau Unibanco launched a cryptocurrency trading service for its clients.The spread and regulation of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology in the banking industry and fintech applications.
Brazil’s largest bank opens Bitcoin and Ethereum trading
The Brazilian bank Itau Unibanco launched a cryptocurrency trading service for its clients.
Santander offers cryptocurrency trading to Swiss clients
The Swiss-based private-banking arm of the Spanish bank Santander has opened the option for 210,000 high-net-worth clients to trade and store Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Mastercard to boost crypto-transaction monitoring with Feedzai
Mastercard agreed to partner with regtech platform Feedzai to integrate its tools into a bank-focused product CipherTrace Armade.
Bybit, Bitstamp and several other exchanges began providing client data to Russian banks
Several foreign crypto exchanges are already cooperating with Russian arbitration managers in locating debtors’ digital assets.
Lawyer explains the legality of tracing a debtor’s bitcoin wallets in Russia
A form for requests to cryptocurrency exchanges to locate the digital assets of bankrupt individuals has circulated online. We explain the legitimacy of such inquiries.
Singapore central bank expands asset-tokenisation initiatives
Participants in Project Guardian, led by MAS, have launched five additional pilot projects to test asset tokenisation use cases.
HSBC to launch custody service for tokenised securities
HSBC, the United Kingdom's largest bank, will offer institutional clients a custody service for tokenised securities in 2024.
KBank acquires Thai crypto exchange for $102.8 million
Kasikorn Bank (KBank), the second-largest by assets in Thailand, acquired a 97% stake in the parent company of Satang, the operator of the local bitcoin exchange.
JPMorgan’s JPM Coin daily turnover hits $1 billion
JPMorgan processes a 'significant volume' of transactions per day through the JPM Coin system.
Banks’ potential losses from the digital ruble estimated at ₽95 billion
The introduction of the digital ruble will deprive banks of commission income from card processing, but in the long run its impact on profitability will be moderate.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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