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Paybis secures MiCA, payment licenses in Latvia for EU crypto expansion

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Créé May 13, 2026|1 min de lecture
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Paybis has secured both a MiCA crypto licence and a PSD2 payment institution licence from Latvia’s central bank, becoming the first company in the country to hold both simultaneously.

Source: CoinTelegraph


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