Kraken obtient une approbation préliminaire de la VARA pour son lancement à Dubaï

L'Autorité de régulation des actifs virtuels de Dubaï a accordé une autorisation préliminaire à la société mère de Kraken pour opérer en tant que courtier et gestionnaire d'investissements dans l'émirat. Cette approbation ouvre la voie à la plateforme d'échange de cryptomonnaies pour étendre ses services aux Émirats arabes unis.

La licence couvre les activités de courtage et de gestion d'investissements. La société mère de Kraken, Payward, prépare désormais le lancement de ses opérations aux Émirats arabes unis avec un financement en AED. Les projets incluent le trading de gré à gré, le trading sur marge et des services adaptés aux clients institutionnels.

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