Binance considers allowing traders to secure collateral at banks: Report
It has been reported that Swiss-based FlowBank and Liechtenstein-based Bank Frick have been mentioned as potential intermediaries for this service.
Category Archives: Banking
Institutions seek detailed blockchain analytics for crypto adoption — Elliptic
Large financial institutions are getting involved in digital assets by investing capital, time and effort into on-chain analytics solutions.
German banks slowly adopt crypto, mostly for institutional investors
Doubts regarding crypto remain among German banks, but there is a growing concern about missing out on a potentially game-changing development.
ZA Bank plans digital asset retail trading in Hong Kong under new guidelines
The bank announced its plans, part of its diversification strategy, the day after Hong Kong released its new guidelines.
Singaporean family office to set up digital bank in Bahrain
Whampoa Group started its digital asset arm in 2021 and has invested in a $500 million Binance Labs fund along with TikTok parent ByteDance.
Binance Aus suspends AUD fiat services, citing issues with third party
Australian dollar deposits and withdrawals have been suspended by the exchange citing a decision made by a third-party prov
Silvergate begins NYSE delisting process as it readies to cut 230 staff
The parent company of the defunct Silvergate Bank disclosed significant staff cuts and the delisting of its securities in an SEC filing.
Concern over banking crisis reaches levels unseen since 2008 — Poll
According to a recent poll from Gallup, nearly half of Americans polled expressed concern about the safety of their money deposited with banks.
7 potential use cases of chatbots in banking
chatbots can offer a convenient and accessible way for individuals to manage their personal finances, fraud prevention and more.
Hong Kong authorities remind banks not to be too hasty in rejecting digital asset clients
Increasing familiarity with virtual asset clients will make Anti-Money Laundering measures easier with time, and the firms should be treated reasonably, the HKMA says.
