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In anticipation of European Union licensing regulation, Latvian central bank (Latvijas Banka) is inviting companies seeking a crypto-asset service provider license in Latvia for pre-licensing consultations. Latvian central bank will begin accepting applications and issuing…
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Start Live ComparisonIn anticipation of European Union licensing regulation, Latvian central bank (Latvijas Banka) is inviting companies seeking a crypto-asset…
Nium, a Singapore based real-time cross-border payment provider, is expanding its operational hub in Vilnius through new hires…
As a result of the threat posed to the safe and sound operation of Kevin EU, UAB and…
The financial sector is on the edge of a major transformation powered by continuous technological advancements. At the…
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) 2023 Global Risks Report states that cybersecurity ranks among the top 10 global…
Bolt announced that they have secured a €220m revolving credit facility, strengthening their financial position as they intend…
AS LPB Bank officially changed its legal name to AS Magnetiq Bank, while also introducing a new brand…
The international financial technology hackathon “Open FinHack” ended with the victory of the Latvian team “Frankey.” The competition…
Switzerland based Tenity in collaboration with Copenhagen Fintech announce the launch of the “New Nordic Challengers” program. This…
Swaps, a company specializing in crypto-fiat payments, has announced a groundbreaking partnership with premier Estonian real estate agency…
The Ministry of Economics of Republic of Latvia and the Latvian Blockchain Association have started cooperation to prepare…
TransferGo, an online money transfer platform operating in over 160 countries, recently announced it has raised US$10 million…