The Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) confirmed its list of approved crypto asset service providers (CASPs) on Monday.
Chancers and scammers are always lurking around, waiting to get their hands on your hard earned cash – even in the virtual space.
The regulator said its move was a response to various statements by certain companies claiming to be the “first” or “only” institutions licensed as CASPs under the FSCA. Cryptocurrency is still a relatively new industry, hence the FSCA’s move to mitigate current regulatory gaps last year.
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