FCA Clears Crypto Rulebook, but UK Banks Can Still Block Transfers
The FCA has published final guidance defining which crypto businesses will need authorization under the U.K.’s incoming regulatory regime. The clarity removes a major uncertainty for firms, but a separate problem remains: U.K. banks can still restrict customers from sending money to crypto platforms. FCA Sets Oct. 2027 Start for New UK Crypto Authorization Regime […]
Key Takeaways
- The FCA has published final guidance defining which crypto businesses will need authorization under the U.K.’s incoming regulatory regime.
- The clarity removes a major uncertainty for firms, but a separate problem remains: U.K.
- banks can still restrict customers from sending money to crypto platforms.
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