BitGo Singapore, a subsidiary of BitGo, Inc., has launched a platform for secure and regulated storage, trading, and management of tokens in the APAC region. After receiving a license from MAS in August 2024, the company offers solutions supporting over 1,100 digital assets, automated settlements via Go Network, and a unique token management system. The platform ensures security, speed, and compliance for institutional clients in the region.
11/21/2024 12:24:43 PM (GMT+1)
BitGo Singapore launches a platform for token storage, trading, and management in APAC with support for 1,100 digital assets and automated settlements via Go Network 🚀
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