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The Thai government has issued four licenses to a new crypto exchange. Prior to this, only existing exchanges that were in business before the country’s crypto regulation took effect were approved. The first licensed new exchange in Thailand is a subsidiary of a regulated Japanese exchange, Bitpoint. Also read: SEC Chair Explains Key Upgrades Needed … Read more
Thailand’s National Legislative Assembly has approved amendments on tokenized securities that allow companies to seek licenses and issue tokens Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
South Africa has been ranked as the top country for ownership of cryptocurrency, according to a global survey by social media management company Hootsuite and global agency Wearesocial. The survey found that 10.7 percent of internet users in the country own cryptocurrency. Thailand is second, with 9.9 percent of mobile users owning cryptocurrency and Indonesia … Read more
Victims of an alleged crypto mining investment scam called “CryptoMining.Farm” have reportedly filed complaints with Thai authorities Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
Thai baht trading support has been added by cryptocurrency exchange OKEx to its client-to-client platform Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
UAE-based payments and foreign exchange firm Finablr partners with RippleNet to launch cross-border payments with Thailand Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico
The Stock Exchange of Thailand is reportedly planning to launch a cryptocurrency exchange. The securities companies that are members of the exchange will also apply for cryptocurrency broker-dealer licenses with the country’s regulator. Thailand currently has three licensed crypto exchanges. Also read: Indian Supreme Court Moves Crypto Hearing, Community Calls for Positive Regulations SET Planning to … Read more
The Thai Ministry of Finance has rejected the last cryptocurrency exchange application it had been reviewing. The exchange, which has been ordered to close down business and return customer funds, is determined to stay operational. “Shutting down is not an option for us,” its chief strategy officer reportedly said. Also read: Indian Supreme Court Moves Crypto … Read more
Atomicpay, a Thai-registered payments startup, has officially launched its non-custodial cryptocurrency payment terminal for merchants throughout the world. Founder and developer Benz Rif said the platform, which supports BTC, BCH, LTC and other cryptos, eliminates the involvement of a third-party processor, allowing merchants to accept payments directly from their customers. Also read: Mongolia’s Cheap Electricity Draws … Read more
Thai Ministry of Finance has issued operating licenses to four digital asset entities, while two others were rejected Go to Source Powered by WPeMatico