News with the tag "Ireland"

HashKey Group, a prominent Asia-based cryptocurrency financial services firm, has successfully obtained Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) registration approval from the Central Bank of Ireland through its European arm, HashKey Europe Limited (HEL). This milestone marks a significant step in Hash...

HashKey Europe, a subsidiary of the HashKey Group of companies, has been awarded a Virtual Asset Service Provider (VASP) license in Ireland. According to a January 7 announcement , the European subsidiary of the Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange will be able to offer services such as fiat-to-c...

HashKey Europe, a subsidiary of the Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange HashKey, has obtained approval for a virtual asset service provider (VASP) license from the Central Bank of Ireland. The license paves the way for HashKey’s expansion into the European market, providing the regulatory framew...

HashKey Europe has entered Ireland following its approval for a VASP license under MiCA regulations, enabling various crypto services.

Irish authorities have seized over $3.42 million worth of cryptocurrency, believed to be the proceeds of “pig butchering” scams committed by a Chinese syndicate. According to a report from the Irish Independent citing an unnamed source, an investigation led by…

Ireland will draft urgent cryptocurrency regulations before the European Union Anti-Money Laundering and terror financing standards come into effect on Dec. 30. According to the Irish Examiner on Oct. 16, Ireland’s Finance Minister, Jack Chambers told the Cabinet that he…

Ireland’s Finance Minister Jack Chambers has announced plans to draft urgent legislation aimed at updating financial regulations to include cryptocurrency and digital asset firms. According to the Irish Examiner, this legislation is crucial to ensure compliance with new European Union money launderi...

Ireland’s finance minister wants to act quickly before the EU enacts strict Anti-Money Laundering legislation.

Ireland’s Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) is facing a massive problem. They’ve been sitting on $378 million worth of Bitcoin, and they can’t touch it. The cryptocurrency was seized back in 2019 from Clifton Collins, a drug dealer, but they’ve lost access to the funds. The Bitcoin was held in 12 differe...

In 2019, the Irish Criminal Assets Bureau seized $380M worth of Bitcoin from drug dealer Clifton Collins. However, authorities are unable to access the funds due to lost digital keys, leaving the Bitcoin locked away. Despite efforts to recover the access codes, the cryptocurrency remains inaccessibl...