Bitcoin Exchange LZF Legally Launches in 49 States, Excluding New York
US-based bitcoin exchange Laissez Faire (LZF) has legally launched its currency trading platform across 49 states by complying with the financial regulations of each state, to provide its users with an incentivized trading environment. The platform utilizes a similar structure to SAAS (software as a service) platform implementing bank-level technologies and systems to autonomously process user requests. LZF co-founder Daniel Pusateri explained to CoinTelegraph: However, LZF will be spending around US$30,000 annually to maintain their fiat markets and to keep the platform compliant with....
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The launch of the Laissez Faire (LZF) digital currency-to-fiat exchange platform in 49 states marks the first U. S. -based exchange to operate legally throughout the entire U. S., with the exception of New York. The goal is to provide a digital currency-to-fiat exchange platform that provides the most secure, incentivized trading environment. Using a structure similar to a Saas (software as a service) platform, LZF provides an autonomous system with fully-implemented banking capabilities. The autonomous, synchronized system minimizes the need to manually process user requests (with the....
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