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According to a press release this week, the New York State Department of Financial Services (NY DFS) has authorized two subsidiaries of Zero Hash Holdings to launch “their regulated B2B2C crypto infrastructure solution” in New York. The Zero Hash platform reportedly enables a “turnkey solution” that “allows any platform to integrate digital assets natively into their own customer experience quickly and easily” using application programming interface integrations.
In other news, another press release published this week announced that Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume, is working with a major U.S. financial services firm to launch the “Binance Card” in Argentina. According to the press release, the Binance Card “will allow all new and existing Binance users in Argentina with a valid national ID to make purchases and pay bills with cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin and BNB, at over 90 million … merchants worldwide, both in-store and online.”
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