OpenPayd has bolstered its regulatory presence in the United States by integrating MSB USA Inc., securing 43 state money transmitter licences (MTLs) under its operations.
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Germany Expands Lead in MiCA-Licensed Crypto Providers with Six New Cooperative Banks Added
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has updated its register of MiCA-licensed crypto asset service providers (CASPs), adding six German cooperative banks and bringing
EU Considers Regulating Crypto Lending Under MiCA Framework
The European Commission has launched a consultation on revising the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework to address gaps in the regulation of crypto lending
Bridge Building Joins EU’s MiCA Register After Luxembourg Regulatory Approval
Bridge Building, a Luxembourg-based entity linked to Stripe-owned stablecoin infrastructure firm Bridge, has been added to the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) register
Blockchain.com Secures VASP License from Cayman Islands Monetary Authority
Blockchain.com has been granted a virtual asset service provider (VASP) license by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (CIMA), allowing the firm to operate regulated crypto
Bridge Building Joins EU Crypto Regulatory Framework
Bridge Building Joins EU Crypto Regulatory Framework Bridge Building, a Luxembourg-based entity behind Stripe’s stablecoin infrastructure company Bridge, has been added to the European Securities
Decta to Use USDC Through OpenPayd for International Treasury Settlement
Payments platform Decta will integrate stablecoins into its back-end treasury operations by using OpenPayd’s infrastructure to convert company funds into USDC for international settlements, aiming
Crypto Market Watch – A Look Ahead to the Week
Crypto markets enter the week with the near-term direction tied to whether easing U.S. inflation can keep the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate policy on hold and
Bybit Gains Austrian Licence for Payment Services
Bybit Payments GmbH, the European payments subsidiary of cryptocurrency exchange Bybit, has secured an electronic money institution license from Austria. This authorisation allows the group
