Abu Dhabi grants virtual asset firm M2 permission to offer crypto services
The M2 platform will launch later in 2023, allowing UAE-based retail and institutional clients to buy, sell and custody digital assets.
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The M2 platform will launch later in 2023, allowing UAE-based retail and institutional clients to buy, sell and custody digital assets.
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