Sygnum Unit получает лицензию Лихтенштейна в качестве поставщика услуг Криптo

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  • Дочерняя компания группы цифровых активов Sygnum получила лицензию поставщика услуг Криптo в Лихтенштейне.
  • Компания хочет расширить свою деятельность на страны ЕС и ЕЭЗ, используя законодательство о Рынки Криптo .

Компания Sygnum заявила, что получила Криптo лицензию от Лихтенштейна, что открыло путь для банковской группы цифровых активов со штаб-квартирой в Цюрихе и Сингапуре к расширению деятельности в Европейском союзе в соответствии с Регламентом о Рынки криптоактивов (MiCA).

Дочерняя компания банка в стране получила лицензию, позволяющую ей предлагать регулируемые услуги в сфере цифровых активов, включая брокерские, депозитарные и банковские услуги.

Sygnum присоединяется к таким компаниям, как Coinbase , Circle и другим, готовящимся к расширению в Европе после вступления в силу MiCA. MiCA — это специальный набор правил для Криптo , который позволяет компаниям, имеющим лицензию в ONE стране, работать во всех 27 государствах-членах, а также в странах, таких как Лихтенштейн, которые входят в Европейскую экономическую зону . Швейцария не является членом ни одной из них.

Правила MiCA для стейблкоинов вступили в силу в июне, а другие правила, вероятно, вступят в силу к декабрю. Страны ЕС начали принимать регистрации для своих соответствующих режимов поставщиков услуг криптоактивов (CASP) .

«Регистрация в качестве CASP в Лихтенштейне открывает путь к значительному расширению нашего регулируемого присутствия в ЕС, крупнейшем торговом блоке мира», — сказал Мартин Бургерр, главный специалист по работе с клиентами Sygnum.

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