El Salvador granted the Bitget exchange a license to provide services with Bitcoin. On December 16, it received the Bitcoin Service Provider license from the Central Reserve Bank, allowing it to exchange currency, provide payment services, and securely store assets. The exchange also expects to receive an additional license for working with other cryptocurrencies. Bitget, with 45 million users and daily trading volume of over $6 billion, continues to strengthen its position in the crypto market.
12/17/2024 2:24:57 PM (GMT+1)
El Salvador granted the Bitget exchange a Bitcoin Service Provider license to provide services with Bitcoin, including currency exchange, payment services, and secure storage of user assets 🔐
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