The financial giant BPCE will start offering investments in cryptocurrency through its subsidiary Hexarq, which received a license from the French regulator AMF. Bitcoin buying and selling services will be available to clients of Banque Populaire and Caisse d'Épargne banks through the Hexarq mobile application. This step aims to strengthen BPCE's position in the cryptocurrency market and attract new clients amid growing interest in crypto assets.
12/20/2024 4:25:35 PM (GMT+1)
The financial giant BPCE will start offering its clients investments in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies through its subsidiary Hexarq in 2025, after obtaining a license from the AMF regulator 💼
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