Global crypto exchange Binance has received regulatory greenlights for providing cryptocurrency services to residents of El Salvador. The Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador and the National Commission of Digital Assets have granted Binance the coveted Bitcoin Services Provider and Digital Assets Services Provider licenses. These approvals enable Binance to deliver tailored crypto products and services within the nation.
Streamlined Process Led by Binance’s Latin America Head
Binance’s Head of Latin America, Min Lin, noted that the exchange successfully navigated a rigorous licensing process spanning several months. This achievement comes in a country that made history by adopting Bitcoin as legal tender alongside the US dollar in 2021. President Nayib Bukele championed this move, fostering a crypto-friendly environment.
Burgeoning Crypto Ecosystem in El Salvador
Binance’s licensing success follows the earlier granting of a digital asset service provider license to Bitfinex Securities El Salvador by the National Digital Asset Commission. This license underscores El Salvador’s commitment to fostering an increasingly independent and innovative crypto ecosystem, distinct from the global exchange.
As Binance gears up to offer its array of crypto-related services, El Salvador solidifies its position as a key player in the ever-evolving landscape of digital finance.
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