LHV Bank Talks Coinbase Partnership, Bitcoin's Potential in Europe

LHV Bank Talks Coinbase Partnership, Bitcoin's Potential in Europe

New details have emerged about the underlying deal that helped bring Coinbase's bitcoin buying and selling services to 13 European countries. Representatives from Estonia's LHV Bank confirmed that it is serving as Coinbase's banking provider in the region as it seeks to further its own interests in the digital currency space. Notably, LHV Bank had previously announced a project aimed at exploring the potential of block chain technology. Speaking to CoinDesk, Andres Kitter, head of retail banking in LHV Bank, framed the partnership as one that finds the bank exploring ways to leverage....


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