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NatWest cuts payment channels to Binance, citing regulatory uncertainty

NatWest, a major United Kingdom-based retail and commercial bank, has blocked all credit and debit card payments to crypto exchange Binance until further notice, multiple users on social media reported on Thursday.“With an increase in scams relating to cryptocurrency and regulatory uncertainty around Binance in the United Kingdom, we want

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Crypto bank opens physical location in India’s capital as potential regulatory ban looms

India’s Unicas crypto bank opened its third physical branch last week in New Delhi. Previous locations were launched in Jamnagar and Jaipur.Unicas reportedly allows customers to access fiat and crypto services at the bank, and provides digital loans using crypto holdings as collateral. The bank aims to launch 50 branches across

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Russia’s regulatory sandbox and the implementation of blockchain tech

The main challenge companies face when testing and implementing innovative technologies is the need to amend existing legislation. Developing and testing new products based on distributed ledger technology requires special conditions that are often inconsistent with existing regulations.The solution to this problem would be the introduction of a special “regulatory

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Hawaii to Let More Crypto Companies Join Regulatory Sandbox

Hawaii is letting more companies play in its no-license-necessary digital currency sandbox.The state reopened applications for Digital Currency Innovation Lab (DCIL) hopefuls on Monday, raising the possibility that yet more crypto exchanges and service providers could soon do business in the historically restrictive-to-crypto islands. State law requires crypto companies maintain

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Crypto custody firm graduates Singapore Monetary Authority’s regulatory sandbox

Crypto-custody provider and securities firm, Propine, has graduated from the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s fintech regulatory sandbox program, emerging with a Capital Markets Services License and the green light to commence full operations.The Singapore-based securities services firm for institutional clients was admitted entry to the MAS regulatory sandbox on Nov.

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