CoinWorld News, according to Bloomberg, multiple local cooperative banks and savings banks in Germany plan to directly offer cryptocurrency trading services to retail customers, allowing users to buy and sell virtual assets without going through third-party platforms in the future. These banking institutions, which have long served local communities, are deeply embedding crypto trading functions into the retail banking system, and the services are expected to go live in the coming months.

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GateUser-14d03834
· 3h ago
Community bank + cryptocurrency, this combination sounds like magic.
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AirdropDreamsInAGlassBottle
· 3h ago
Not using third-party platforms is indeed great, but KYC is probably going to be stricter.
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0xSideQuest
· 3h ago
Traditional banks entering crypto, the plot twist is a bit fast.
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BreadthHunter
· 3h ago
Local savings banks are doing this, and the elderly folks will be totally confused.
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VinylRadioProphecy
· 3h ago
German banks have finally gotten it and are going in hard—way more reliable than those CEXs.
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