Abra enters Philippine market with 7-Eleven tie-up
Abra partnered with local payments company ECPay which will enable it to offer crypto at over 6,000 retail outlets, key among them all 7-Eleven stores.
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3 crypto exchanges suspended in Philippines’ economic zone
The licenses of Golden Millennial Quickpay, Liannet Technology Ltd and Asia Premier will be temporarily halted as they move to oversight by the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority.
Philippine police break up alleged crypto scam
A massive investment scam operation was uncovered in the Philippines, targeting Chinese investors.
Philippines central bank approves two crypto exchanges
Atomtrans Tech Corp. and Tokyo-based Telcoin Corp both received permission to operate in the Philippines.
Philippines central bank warns (again) about unregistered crypto exchanges
With crypto trade volumes still on the rise, banks better be wary about the exchanges they are willing to work with.
Zybi Tech launches new apps to aid personal finances, currency trades
Zybi hopes JuanExchange and JuanCash will be leading crypto apps in the Philippines.
UnionBank pilots blockchain-based remittance services in Philippines
UnionBank hopes to improve banking for the unbanked with its new blockchain platform
Property firm wants to tokenize real estate industry in Philippines
C Estates wants to make buying property in the Philippines easier and much faster.
Philippines central bank still ‘lukewarm’ on cryptocurrency
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas plans to wait a further “three to five years” before it entertains the idea of launching its own cryptocurrency.
Philippine central bank adds new virtual currency exchange service
The Philippines have added yet another crypto exchange, with BitanMoneytech joining the list.
Philippines ICT department partners with US firm to explore blockchain
The Philippines are hoping to enhance government efficiency using blockchain technology.
Philippines central bank warns public to use regulated crypto exchanges
The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has warned the public to only use exchanges that have been approved by the country, and to only buy as much as they need for transactions.