The European Court of Justice will rule if bitcoin transactions are subject to its value-added tax rules (VAT).
We spoke with Carol van Cleef about the NYDF’s BitLicense and its potential influence on the New York and global marketplace.
The New York Department of Financial Services has released a regulatory framework for digital currencies.
Robocoin, a Las Vegas-based business, and Moneero, a company based in Uruguay, have developed anti-money laundering (“AML”) and know-your-customer (“KYC”) solutions for their respective Bitcoin ATMs.
Realcoinis working to develop a digital currency backed by a cash reserve that will allow consumers to execute contracts and other purchases without having to employ third party services to protect the currency’s integrity.
The CFPB, which is responsible for protecting America’s most vulnerable consumers, announced an inquiry into the mobile financial services industry.
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Purchasers of state-legal marijuana (cannabis) for medicinal or recreational use now have non-cash payment choices.
Making sense of Crimea’s hryvnia and ruble currency fight.
The NYDFS aims to release this framework for “BitLicenses” within the end of the second quarter of 2014.
New credit card regulations drafted by the Central Bank of Russia drastically reduce the scope of influence wielded by Visa and MasterCard in Russia.
Sberbank, Russia’s largest bank, is creating an alternative to foreign banking card chips.
The US Federal Election Commission (FEC) announced that political committees could accept small bitcoin donations of up to $100.
New York’s Department of Financial Services together with Visa and MasterCard are clamping down on payday loans.
Frequent flyer mile rewards have been changing and some people are calling for a regulatory overhaul.