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Singapore issues 33 digital payment Token service licenses as the encryption ecosystem gradually takes shape.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has issued 33 "Digital Payment Token Services (DPT)" major payment institution licenses, which cover four main areas: exchanges and wallets, custody and compliance infrastructure, payment acquiring, and banking and brokerage services.
The recipients of these licenses include several well-known companies, covering various aspects of the cryptocurrency industry. This initiative marks an important step for Singapore in cryptocurrency regulation, providing a clear legal framework for the country's crypto ecosystem.
With the improvement of the compliance environment, Singapore's cryptocurrency ecosystem is gradually taking shape. This not only attracts more regional funds but also draws the attention of numerous institutional investors. Singapore is becoming one of the important hubs in the cryptocurrency industry in Asia and even globally.
This development trend reflects the open attitude of the Singapore government towards financial technology innovation, while also embodying its prudent stance in protecting investor interests and maintaining financial stability. By issuing these licenses, Singapore provides the necessary regulatory support for the healthy development of the cryptocurrency industry.
As more and more companies obtain licenses, Singapore's cryptocurrency market is expected to become more active, while also attracting more international talent and capital. This will not only benefit Singapore in consolidating its position as a financial center but will also promote the development of the entire Southeast Asian region in the fintech sector.