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Lithuania Positions Vilnius as a City-Sized Sandbox for Technology Businesses
The Lithuanian capital Vilnius is emerging as the world’s biggest tech sandbox. At an important crossroads of Europe, Vilnius has always been a cosmopolitan city with important commerce that attracted a mix of cultures, languages and religions. Today, the city
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UK Blockchain Opens Newest Office in Vilnius
Blockchain.com announced the opening of a new office in Vilnius, Lithuania. The office, which is Blockchain’s fifth location, will be home to dozens of designers and customer success agents as well as Android Engineers, Backend Engineers and Quality Engineers who
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Kontomatik: Thanks to Lithuania’s Service License- Ready to Rock in 10 Countries
On 17th of February 2019 The Bank of Lithuania granted a license to Kontomatik UAB to provide AIS (Account Information Service License Provider) services in 10 countries without the need to open local branches. According to the decision of the
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Bank of Lithuania’s Position on Virtual Assets and ICO
Taking into account current market developments and evolving regulatory regimes as well as seeking to ensure a level playing field for all financial market participants, the Board of the Bank of Lithuania has updated its position on virtual assets and
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€100M NordicNinja VC Fund Officially Launches Operations in the Nordics and Baltics
NordicNinja VC by JB Nordic Ventures has officially launched its new €100M VC fund in partnership with Panasonic, Honda, Omron, and the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC). T he fund will help Nordic and Baltic scale-up companies enter the
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Lithuanian Fintech Company Debifo Merges with European Company
Factris, the Amsterdam-based provider of factoring services has merged its operations with Lithuanian Fintech company Debifo. Factris intends to scale its development team and operations in Lithuania to accelerate the development of its factoring platform and execute on its ambition
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Paysera Consolidates its Presence in the Baltics
A Lithuanian electronic payment system “Paysera” makes one more step and firmly establishes in all Baltic states by starting operating in Estonia. A customer service center has been opened in Tallinn. It is planned that a sales department will commence
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Lithuania’s Fintech Results In 2018: Rising Potential
Over the year, the number of Lithuanian-based FinTech companies and their employees grew by more than 40%. In addition, by number of licensed electronic money institutions, Lithuania was in the lead in continental Europe. The results of the FinTech sector
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Google Granted an Electronic Money Institution License in Lithuania
The Board of the Bank of Lithuania has granted Google Payment Lithuania UAB an electronic money institution license authorizing to issue and redeem electronic money as well as provide payment services. “The end of this year reflects our efforts and
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After Revolut, What’s More for Lithuanian Fintech?
If fintech licensing is a race, then Lithuania is definitely ahead of the pack. According to data gathered from regulatory bodies of different European countries, the relatively small Baltic country is second only to Britain when it comes to Electronic
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