Pakistan Opens Doors: Crypto Firms Invited To Serve 40 Million Users

Pakistan Opens Doors: Crypto Firms Invited To Serve 40 Million Users

Pakistan’s crypto regulator has formally invited large overseas exchanges and virtual asset service providers to apply for local licenses, opening a new chapter for the country’s crypto market. Related Reading: Bitcoin – Not Big Tech – Is The Market’s Biggest Story, Michael Saylor Says According to PVARA, the call comes through an Expression of Interest […]


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