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Information on the regulator website show that the exchange has lodged an appeal against this fine.
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Crypto.com secures registration approval in the Netherlands, marking a significant shift in the crypto landscape following Binance's withdrawal.
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The company aims to enforce an arbitration award that would force a customer to return a $50,000 transaction and pay more than $26,000 in other costs.
Crypto.com has secured a litany of regulatory licenses across various jurisdctions, including Singapore, Dubai etc.
Crypto.com said it does not count its trading desk as a source of revenue while its market maker receives no undue advantage.