Crypto.com pushes for federal footing with US trust bank charter application
If approved, the charter would allow the crypto exchange to offer federally regulated custody and trust services in the United States.
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If approved, the charter would allow the crypto exchange to offer federally regulated custody and trust services in the United States.
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