Standard Chartered’s Bitcoin Custody Arm Expands Across Europe with New Registration

Zodia Relocates to Luxembourg to Attract More Clients in Fund Management Sector and Prepare for Cryptocurrency Regulations

Zodia Custody Ltd., a company engaged in Bitcoin and cryptocurrency custody services and owned by Standard Chartered, has successfully registered as a provider of virtual asset services in Luxembourg, thus extending its activities across Europe.

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The company – headquartered in London – announced the registration of its Irish subsidiary with the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (CSSF) in Luxembourg on Friday, March 10.

Benefits of relocation

It is estimated that this relocation will help Zodia attract more customers in the fund management sector, as Luxembourg is widely recognized as a leading center in this area.

In addition, the relocation will allow the company to expand its activities across the entire European Union before new regulations on cryptocurrencies come into force, facilitating the transfer of records between member states.

It is important to note that Zodia is in negotiations with regulatory authorities

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