On April 30, 2024, WPME Technology (a subsidiary of WadzPay) received a license from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulator (VARA) to provide broker-dealer services. The license will come into effect once all conditions and requirements set by VARA are fulfilled. WadzPay intends to implement innovative blockchain solutions in the Middle East, ensuring compliance with all regulatory standards and contributing to the development of financial technologies in the region.
1/6/2025 11:40:28 AM (GMT+1)
WPME Technology (WadzPay) has obtained a license from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulator (VARA) for broker-dealer services for virtual assets with mandatory localization requirements 💼
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