Following license acquisition, Coinbase entered Singapore.

The largest crypto exchange in the country has obtained what is known as a “in-principle approval,” which the central bank granted for cryptocurrency businesses last year.

With the authorization, digital currencies like Coinbase will be capable of providing services to both people and businesses. However, they will be governed by the central bank's Payment Services Act.

This has been a “major milestone,” according to Coinbase. It further revealed that the business currently employs approximately 100 people and has been aggressively increasing its footprint in the Southeast Asian nation. Product engineers represent the majority of the Singaporean hires, according to Coinbase.

After a thorough due diligence procedure that is still underway, Coinbase has become one of only 17 cryptocurrency companies to have received in-principle permissions and licenses from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). In 2020, under a new framework, there were roughly 180 crypto firms that applied to the MAS for a crypto payments license

Along with Coinbase, rivals Crypto.com and DBS Vickers, the brokerage operated by Singapore's biggest banks, DBS, have also launched operations there.Although Singapore has opened its doors to foreign businesses providing services connected to digital assets, its domestic cryptocurrency fund manager Three Arrows Capital (3AC) started liquidating in June after failing to pay obligations totaling several hundred million dollars.

However, in the recent few years, firms from China, India, and other countries have begun to come to Singapore because of its good move towards opening up to crypto firms, making it a significant center in Asia.

In significant innovations, Coinbase revealed three services to their Australian customers in order to simplify and secure access to the cryptocurrency market, according to Blockchain.News. The virtual currency exchange announced that it would be bringing a PayID function to its Australian users. The firm originally joined the Australian market in 2016.

The decentralized oracle network Chainlink Labs and the cryptocurrency exchange's cloud protocol have joined forces to provide an NFT minimum price feed service.

In the Coinbase cloud service, the alliance will add the NFT cheapest pricing source, enabling programmers to be relevant in contemporary NFT prices for creating applications like NFT loan marketplaces or NFT indices.

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