Mastercard to pilot tokenized bank deposits
Mastercard will launch pilot tests of the Multi-Token Network (MTN). As part of the initiative, the company will conduct experiments with tokenized bank deposits.
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Mastercard to pilot tokenized bank deposits
Mastercard will launch pilot tests of the Multi-Token Network (MTN). As part of the initiative, the company will conduct experiments with tokenized bank deposits.
EU reaches agreement on crypto-asset regulation in the banking sector
European Parliament deputies agreed a transitional prudential regime to shield the financial system from unbacked cryptoassets.
HSBC’s Hong Kong unit enables trading of crypto ETFs
HSBC's Hong Kong subsidiary said its clients can trade Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs listed on the local exchange.
Siemens processes euro payments with JPM Coin from JPMorgan
JPMorgan offered JPM Coin stablecoin for euro transactions. The first client was Siemens, the German industrial conglomerate.
Binance.US unfreezes withdrawals for the near future
The US arm of the cryptocurrency exchange Binance announced a resolution to the problems surrounding USD withdrawals. The company warned that the situation could change in the near future.
Cryptopay Card Provider Loses EU License
The Bank of Lithuania revoked the Electronic Money Institution license from the EU-based debit card provider for the Cryptopay service — UAB Payrnet.
Crédit Agricole and Santander’s asset-servicing arm registered as a crypto custodian in France
CACEIS Bank, the asset-servicing arm of Crédit Agricole and Santander, registered by the French regulator as a crypto custodian.
Deutsche Bank to offer crypto-asset custody
The German financial conglomerate Deutsche Bank has filed with BaFin for a license to provide digital-asset custody services.
Bank of China tokenises securities on Ethereum worth $28 million
BOCI in Hong Kong conducted on Ethereum the tokenisation of a debt-security note worth 200 million yuan ($28 million).
Australia’s largest bank imposes limits on cryptocurrency transfers
Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) has introduced measures limiting customers' ability to send funds to cryptocurrency exchanges.We use cookies to improve the quality of our service.
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