FCA green lights Revolut, making no UK crypto firms operating under temporary status
Revolut had been the last "holdout" out of the 12 companies originally granted FCA temporary registration to continue offering crypto services in March.
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Revolut had been the last "holdout" out of the 12 companies originally granted FCA temporary registration to continue offering crypto services in March.
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