
India’s Zebpay sets up overseas operations
Zebpay has reportedly set up entities in Singapore and Malta, which reportedly will enable it to “provide cryptocurrency exchange and OTC services to 20 countries in Europe.”
Zebpay has reportedly set up entities in Singapore and Malta, which reportedly will enable it to “provide cryptocurrency exchange and OTC services to 20 countries in Europe.”
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has taken it upon itself to “bring together” cryptocurrency companies and the banks, following complaints from crypto operators about the difficulties in setting up bank accounts in the sovereign city state.
The Singapore's first fiat-to-cryptocurrency exchange, EurekaPro, is already accepting beta testers and over 8,000 individuals signed up the first week the testing was offered.
IBM has reached an agreement with one of Singapore’s leading shipping companies, Pacific International Lines (PIL), over a blockchain solution that seeks to simplify Bill of Lading documentation.
The country recently held its Singapore Consensus 2018 conference, designed to discuss the future of the industry and help Singapore craft guidelines for its use and acceptance
Kakao affiliate Dunamu, which operates South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, is gearing up to open a Singapore-based exchange in October.
Another day, yet another crypto scam—this time, in the form of a website, which, according to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), falsely represents comments from MAS chairman and the country’s Deputy Prime Minister, Tharman Shanmugaratnam.
Global cryptocurrency exchange Binance is preparing to launch a private beta version of a crypto-to-fiat exchange in Singapore.
Singapore-based cryptocurrency exchange Huobi has completed its purchase of electronics manufacturing service provider Pantronics Holdings.
AlphaBit CryptoCurrency (ABCC) Exchange, currently based in Singapore, recently announced that it will be setting up an office in Malta.
Singapore remains open to the future of cryptocurrencies despite China’s crackdown.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has stepped up its warnings over SegWit1x (BTC), in the latest caution by the global banking institution.