Interest in Philippines Economic Zone Crypto License Increases – 17 Firms Paid in Full

2018-7-31 14:34

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The Philippines government-owned Cagayan Economic Zone Authority (Ceza) is in the process of issuing more crypto licenses.
Interest for the license by offshore companies “surpassed all our expectations,” Ceza administrator said.
Ceza expects to earn about $68 million from crypto licensing.
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17 Companies Paid in Full
Ceza previously announced that it will issue 25 Financial Technology Solutions and Offshore Virtual Currency (Ftsovc) licenses.
The permits allow licensees “to establish a financial tech, crypto, and blockchain office” at the zone, Bitpinas news outlet described.

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