Chinese Payments Association Wants Banks to Identify, Eliminate Bitcoin Activity

Chinese Payments Association Wants Banks to Identify, Eliminate Bitcoin Activity

A new report from Chinese financial news agency Caixin says the authorities could be gearing up for another examination of third-party exchange funding methods. The article covers an alleged statement from the Payments and Clearing Association of China (PCAC) - a national non-profit organization operating under the business guidance and oversight from the People's Bank of China (PBOC). The PCAC recommends stricter enforcement of exchange funding rules, particularly those concerning the third-party voucher systems that most exchanges employed in the wake of bank account closures in May.....


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