Crypto exchange Kraken said in the latest edition of Payward Pulse that it has been cleared to serve clients in Dubai and has also received in-principle approval from Kazakhstan’s Financial Services Authority, or AFSA. The update adds to a recent deal by the exchange to acquire EU-licensed bank Saldo Bank. Kraken also said co-CEO Arjun Sethi will discuss tokenization and access to private markets on the program. The disclosure was shared through Kraken’s latest Payward Pulse update, as cited by Techub News.
Crypto exchange Kraken said in the latest edition of Payward Pulse that it has been cleared to serve clients in Dubai and has also received in-principle approval from Kazakhstan’s Financial Services Authority, or AFSA.
The exchange also disclosed that it recently reached an agreement to acquire EU-licensed bank Saldo Bank.
Kraken co-CEO Arjun Sethi is also set to discuss tokenization and access to private markets on the program.
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