The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) is revisiting how it licenses crypto startups.
NYDFS has granted two BitLicenses to subsidiaries of Seed CX, allowing the company to offer crypto services to financial firms.
Five months after receiving a BitLicense, Robinhood is now offering ethereum and bitcoin trading in New York State.
Bittrex is not telling the full story about its BitLicense denial, a New York Department of Financial Services official writes.
NYDFS has rejected Bittrex's application for a BitLicense, citing "inadequate" AML compliance among other reasons.
Europe-based crypto exchange Bitstamp has just received New York's 19th BitLicense, allowing it to offer five crypto trading pairs in the state.
The NYDFS has awarded its 18th BitLicense to prime broker startup Tagomi Trading.
NYDFS has granted a third bitcoin ATM operator a BitLicense Thursday, with Cottonwood Vending LLC becoming the latest recipient.
The New York Department of Financial Services granted Robinhood and LibertyX BitLicenses on Thursday, bringing them into a select group of less than 20 firms to have such approvals.
New York's latest BitLicense has been granted to the New York Digital Investment Group, along with a limited purpose trust charter.
Bitcoin ATM operator Coinsource has received a BitLicense from New York's financial watchdog, a full three years after first applying.
Digital payments startup Square has received a BitLicense through the NY Department of Financial Services.
The license is has come in for intense criticism, in part because so few firms have been granted one.
Jesse Powell and Erik Voorhees delivered red-meat rhetoric but also made subtler points about New York's cryptocurrency regulations at Consensus 2018.
Following Eric Schneiderman's abrupt resignation, the New York Attorney General's Office's "work continues," according to a spokesperson.