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Digital-asset neobanking has moved beyond basic crypto access. The category now covers firms combining bank-account-style services — checking, direct deposit, debit, savings, and banking partnerships or charters — with native crypto products built...

Best Regulatory Framework of the Year is a category within the BeInCrypto Institutional 100, an annual research-driven program recognising institutional digital asset excellence across 26 categories and six pillars. This category sits under Pillar...

The Central Bank of Brazil (BCB) announced in a statement that the use of cryptocurrencies in international payments is prohibited. Continue Reading: Surprising Cryptocurrency Ban News from Brazil, Which Approved the World’s First Solana ETF!

The post Brazil Central Bank Bans Crypto for Cross-Border Transfers Under New eFX Rules appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News Brazil’s central bank has issued Resolution BCB No. 561, updating rules for international payment services (eFX) and...

BitcoinWorld Brazil Bans Crypto in Cross-Border Payments: A Powerful Blow to Stablecoin Use Brazil’s Central Bank (BCB) has banned the use of cryptocurrencies for settling international payments. This decision targets stablecoins specifically....

For years, RWA tokenization was a tomorrow story. In 2026, it has officially become a today reality. While the retail market often fixates on the price action of speculative tokens, a far more profound transformation is occurring in the boring...

Renew will lead the digital asset payments firm, with co-founder Oliver Tonkin moving into a newly created president role.

Recent fundraising events saw a crypto cash surge of over $880M, with major blockchain firms securing funding across infrastructure, gaming, and exchanges.

Bolivia is taking a major step toward embracing cryptocurrencies by forming a strategic alliance with El Salvador. On July 30, the Central Bank of Bolivia (BCB) and El Salvador’s National Commission of Digital Assets (CNAD) signed a memorandum of...

The Bolivian central bank reported on June 27 that domestic crypto transactions totaled $430 million in the 12 months since regulators reopened formal payment rails, a 630% jump over the previous year.  The Banco Central de Bolivia (BCB) reported...