Crypto.com launches its trust company in the US — Crypto.com Custody Trust Company, which will provide digital asset custody services for clients from the US and Canada, including institutional and wealthy users. In the near future, all digital assets of clients from these countries will be transferred to the new company, while access to funds will be maintained throughout the process. This move highlights Crypto.com's confidence in the North American markets and strengthens the company's position in the region's cryptocurrency sector.
12/24/2024 11:46:29 AM (GMT+1)
Crypto.com launches Crypto.com Custody Trust Company in the US for digital asset custody for clients from the US and Canada, including institutional and wealthy users 💼
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