Colombia’s Financial Superintendent Approves Nine Crypto Platforms to Work Wi...

Colombia’s Financial Superintendent Approves Nine Crypto Platforms to Work Wi...

In Colombia, the entity managed by the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, the Financial Superintendence of Colombia (Superfinanciera) has revealed the authorization of alliances between Colombian banks and digital currency exchanges. So far, Colombia’s financial department has approved nine partnerships between exchanges and national banks in order to make cryptocurrency operations more accessible to citizens. Colombia’s Financial Superintendent Wants to Spread Crypto Accessibility The Republic of Colombia in South America has been friendly toward crypto assets like bitcoin....


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