Original sourceCointelegraph
Summary
Capital.com announced that its UAE subsidiary, Capital Vault, has obtained a virtual asset license from the UAE Capital Markets Authority (CMA) to conduct virtual asset trading and custody. This allows UAE clients to buy and hold cryptocurrencies directly through the Capital.com app, with Capital V…
Key points
- Understand UAE crypto regulatory progress and how traditional trading platforms are expanding into crypto services.
- Capital.com's license shows mainstream platforms actively entering regulated crypto markets.
- For UAE users, direct crypto investment via a familiar platform; for Capital.com, product line expansion with increased compliance costs.
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