The Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission hit KropCoin with a cease-and-desist order, on the grounds it was offering unregistered securities.
Philippine regulators are eyeing new rules for cryptocurrency exchanges and initial coin offerings (ICOs), according to officials.
The central bank of the Philippines has granted licenses to two local bitcoin exchanges, according to local reports.
The central bank of the Philippines has seen little interest in its cryptocurrency exchange licensing scheme, according to a report.
Luis Buenaventura looks at new rules aimed at bitcoin firms in the Philippines, arguing that, cost burden aside, there's reason to be optimistic.
The central bank of the Philippines has released new guidelines for bitcoin exchanges operating in the country.
Bitcoin startup Coins has raised $5m in funding from Alphabet chairman Eric Schmidt's fund and incubators backed by local telcos.
The central bank of the Philippines is weighing new restrictions on money services in the country, including bitcoin exchanges.
Bitcoin services firm Coins.ph has launched Teller, an Abra-inspired mobile app in Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand.
Angel investor Joe Maristela explores what people in the bitcoin space can learn from regulatory developments in the Philippines surrounding Uber.
Coinbase customers in 24 countries will now be able to use a cash-to-cash remittance service based on bitcoin’s blockchain to send money to the Philippines. By employing Coinbase’s API, Philippines-based Coins.ph is allowing the wallet and exchange platform’s two million registered users to send pesos to recipients in the Southeast Asian country through a variety of delivery methods. To use the service, users […]
Palarin offers simple-to-use bitcoin-based financial tools in the Philippines, helping ease remittance pain points.
Philippine remittance service Coins.ph now allows users to send funds for collection at a network of bank ATMs.
Bitcoin remittances can make immigrant workers' lives easier without them even knowing the digital currency is involved.
Hong Kong startup Bitspark is offering a new remittance service that slashes costs by one-third with bitcoin.