News with the tag "Komainu"

Komainu, a prominent digital asset custody firm, has raised $75 million in Bitcoin (BTC) investment in a Series B funding round from Blockstream Capital Partners. This investment is important for the outfit and will help the company expand internationally. According to the announcement, the firm int...

Komainu Holdings has secured $75 million in Bitcoin funding from Blockstream to expand globally, integrate advanced crypto tech and establish a BTC treasury for risk management.

Komainu, a crypto custody joint venture between Nomura, Ledger and Coinshares, has raised $75 million in a strategic investment from Blockstream Capital Partners, the company said in a press release on Thursday. The deal is novel in that it is funded with bitcoin (BTC). Komainu will establish its ow...

The acquisition of its competitor will net Komainu a Singapore Capital Markets Services License and hope for a Major Payment Institution license in the future.

Crypto Custodian Komainu to Acquire Singapore’s Propine In a significant move within the digital asset custodial space, Komainu, a leading crypto custodian, has announced the acquisition of Propine, a Singapore-based digital asset custodian, according to Bloomberg. Although the acquisition price rem...

ROAD TOWN, British Virgin Islands – July 15 2024 – Bitfinex, a state-of-the-art digital asset trading platform, has announced a collaboration to explore a strategic integration with Komainu Connect, a regulated digital asset custody service. The integration is expected to allow institutions and soph...

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Komainu clients will be able to benefit from the firm’s on-chain custody while gaining access to off-exchange settlement over ClearLoop.

The firm registered with the Financial Conduct Authority just before new ad rules took effect on Sunday.