News with the tag "ZA Bank"

MicroStrategy buys 55.5K BTC, Solana DEXs hit $109.78B volume, ZA Bank launches crypto trading, US PCE shows inflation uptick. BTC ends November up 26K, and altcoins are recovering. Read original article on coincu.com

Hong Kong’s move to exempt crypto gains from taxes targets hedge funds and family offices, boosting its competitiveness.

Hong Kong’s largest digital bank, ZA Bank, has announced the launch of a retail cryptocurrency trading service. According to the press release, the service enables users to trade cryptocurrencies directly through the ZA Bank app, “simplifying” the trading process by eliminating the need for third-pa...

ZA Bank has launched a new service enabling retail users to trade Bitcoin and Ethereum directly with fiat currency. The post ZA Bank Introduces Retail Bitcoin and Ethereum Trading in Hong Kong appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .

Retail users in Hong Kong can now buy Ether and Bitcoin through Hong Kong’s largest virtual bank, however, they need an account and to undergo a risk assessment first.

ZA Bank crypto service has been launched for retail users to help them trade Bitcoin and Ethereum right on the bank's mobile app. Read original article on coincu.com

The largest virtual bank in Hong Kong, ZA Bank, broke new ground earlier today by offering exclusive reserve bank services to stablecoin issuers, a move in line with Hong Kong’s recent regulatory advancements in cryptocurrency. This initiative is part of the territory’s new stablecoin licensing regi...

This development aligns with the city’s regulatory goals and represents a forward-thinking approach to integrating traditional banking with cutting-edge financial technologies.

Hong Kong’s ZA Bank, a unit of China's ZhongAn Online P&C Insurance, is reportedly exploring ways to offer virtual asset-related services after new regulations for digital assets launch in June. The post Hong Kong’s ZA Bank to Roll Out Virtual Asset Retail Services as New Regulations Approach appear...

ZA Bank, a virtual bank in Hong Kong, will offer cash custody accounts for institutions that want to issue stablecoins. The organization is in talks with several parties seeking to issue their stablecoins, and this service would be available for them after receiving a license from the Hong Kong Mone...