Circle, Paxos secure regulatory approval from Singapore financial watchdog

On November 2, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) approved Paxos' license and granted in-principle approval to Circle. The post Circle, Paxos secure regulatory approval from Singapore financial watchdog appeared first on CryptoSlate.

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Paxos has plans to hire at least 130 people for its Singapore office after receiving a license to offer digital payment token services. The post Paxos granted Singapore license, plans to hire at least 130: Bloomberg appeared first on The Block.

Stablecoin issuers Circle and Paxos have won approvals for their respective licences from the Monetary Authority of Singapore. The approvals received will help these firms offer crypto-related services in Singapore, which has lately been emerging as one of the leading financial hubs of the world.

Payments giant MasterCard is set to launch a new program in collaboration with crypto-exchange Paxos. This new venture will aid financial institutions in offering crypto-trading services to their clients.

Payment giant Mastercard is joining hands with New York-headquartered blockchain tech firm Paxos to launch a program that will make it easier for traditional financial institutions to offer cryptocurrency trading by providing regulatory compliance and security.

Payments giant Mastercard is offering to help traditional financial institutions get into crypto by providing the necessary fiat rails. The post Mastercard to Offer Crypto Trading to Banks With Paxos appeared first on BeInCrypto.

Mastercard Inc (NYSE: MA) on Monday announced a program to enable financial institutions to bring secure crypto trading capabilities and services to their customers, in partnership with blockchain infrastructure platform Paxos. Per the agreement, on behalf of the banks, Paxos will offer crypto-asset trading and custody services, while Mastercard will use its technology to integrate those capabilities into the bank interfaces, giving customers a "seamless" experience.

Mastercard (NYSE: MA), one of the world's leading payment providers, is looking to bring crypto trading to more users via a program set to enable the participation of banks, a new report says.

According to a report by CNBC, via a partnership with regulated blockchain infrastructure platform Paxos, Mastercard is “looking to bring crypto to the masses by making it easier for banks to get involved.

Payments giant Mastercard plans to bring cryptocurrency trading to traditional finance customers via their banks. The company announced a pilot program on Monday, per CNBC's report. Mastercard will offer its services as a bridge between banks and Paxos, a crypto broker tapped by PayPal.

On September 5, Binance explained that it planned to drop a number of usdc trading pairs and auto-convert specific stablecoin balances into busd by September 29. While the move was controversial among crypto proponents on social media, Circle Financial CEO Jeremy Allaire explained that the change “will likely lead to more usdc flowing to Binance.