El Salvador and Paraguay have signed an important cooperation agreement in the field of cryptocurrency regulation. This agreement is aimed at combating illegal cryptocurrency operations and strengthening measures to prevent money laundering. Under the agreement signed by SEPRELAD of Paraguay and CNAD of El Salvador, both parties will exchange information and collaborate on the regulation of digital assets. Juan Carlos Reyes, president of CNAD, emphasized that El Salvador is actively developing international partnerships to create transparent and secure conditions for cryptocurrency markets, stimulating innovation and ensuring financial discipline.
3/11/2025 9:00:58 AM (GMT+1)
El Salvador and Paraguay have signed a cooperation agreement on cryptocurrency regulation to combat illegal operations and improve control over money laundering
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