WARSAW, POLAND / ACCESSWIRE / July 2, 2023 / Chains.com, a leading multi-chain cryptocurrency platform with more than 500,000 users worldwide, announced that it has obtained a license to operate in Poland. This milestone will allow Chains.com to process, store and convert cryptocurrencies within the country and in other EU jurisdictions.
The announcement marks a significant step for Chains.com as it continues to expand its presence in the European market. The license, facilitated by Porat Group, solidifies Chains.com's commitment to comply with local regulations and provide secure and reliable cryptocurrency services to its growing user base.
Chains.com CEO Anderson McCutcheon commented on this important development: "Getting licensed in Poland not only allows us to expand our services, but also affirms our commitment to operate within a secure and regulated environment. This is a victory." substantial for both". Chains.com and our users as it gives us the opportunity to offer our multi-chain cryptocurrency platform to the dynamic EU market."
The Porat Group, an international law firm known for facilitating the creation of new companies and obtaining the necessary licenses, helped Chains.com in the process. They were instrumental in ensuring that the company met all the legal and compliance requirements necessary to operate within Poland.
As Chains.com expands its operations in Europe, it reassures its users of its commitment to providing a secure and reliable platform for processing, storing and converting cryptocurrencies.
About Cadenas.com
Chains.com is a leading multi-chain cryptocurrency platform with a user base exceeding 500,000 worldwide. With a mission to make cryptocurrency more accessible, Chains.com currently offers state-of-the-art Launchpad and Staking products and will expand its selection of services in the near future.
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