Mauritius Regulator to Provide Licenses to Digital Asset Custodians

By cineramaNovember 7, 2018Bitcoin Business

The authorities in the island nation of Mauritius plan to start issuing custodian licenses to companies holding digital assets on behalf of clients. The financial regulator said the existing […]

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Mauritius Regulator to Provide Licenses to Digital Asset Custodians

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