Coinify receives its MiCA license from Danish regulators
The approval authorizes Crypto-Asset Service Provider operations across Europe and reinforces the firm’s dedication to secure digital asset transactions under updated regulations.
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In short: Coinify secured its MiCA license from Danish regulators, expanded its payment partnerships, and relocated its headquarters to Copenhagen.
The approval authorizes Crypto-Asset Service Provider operations across Europe and reinforces the firm’s dedication to secure digital asset transactions under updated regulations.
The open role expands the compliance division by aligning technical execution with financial regulations and risk management protocols.
The company recruits specialists for client acquisition, regulatory oversight, and anti-money laundering supervision.
The company recently hosted a holiday celebration at the Danish industrial facility to mark the official office inauguration.
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