US: Pennsylvania Rules That Crypto Exchanges, ATMs Are Not Money Transmitters

By cineramaJanuary 23, 2019Bitcoin Business

The American state of Pennsylvania has clarified that cryptocurrency exchanges do not fall subject to the Money Transmitter Act (MTA), according to a Department of Banking and Securities (DoBS) […]

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US: Pennsylvania Rules That Crypto Exchanges, ATMs Are Not Money Transmitters

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