Poland Bitcoin Community Files Complaint Against Bank Account ‘Denials’

Poland Bitcoin Community Files Complaint Against Bank Account ‘Denials’
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2018-6-30 07:00

Poland’s cryptocurrency industry lobby group the Polish Bitcoin Association (PBA) confirmed it has complained to regulators about banks’ denial of services to businesses June 27. Banks ‘Aim To Remove Virtual Currency’ In a statement sent to the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection (OCCP), the PBA cites financial institutions closing and denying bank accounts as proof they “clearly aim at removing virtual currency entities from the market.

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