Bitso secures DLT license from Gibraltar regulator
Bitso is set to offer their exchange services in Mexico now that they have a license from the GFSC.
Bitso is set to offer their exchange services in Mexico now that they have a license from the GFSC.
Amero-Isatek is opening up physical exchanges in underserved Mexican communities.
Mexican businesses that want to offer the trading of cryptocurrencies must be registered with The Bank of Mexico, the country’s central bank.
The results of the first-ever study on cryptocurrencies in Mexico, the third largest country in Latin America, revealed that Bitcoin Cash (BCH) is the second most popular cryptocurrency in the country.
With the legislation, Mexico is one of a handful of countries that has taken an official position regarding cryptocurrency.
A bill that seeks to regulate Mexico's nascent financial technology sector, including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.