Gate secures Maltese payments license to expand EU fiat and stablecoin services
The license allows Gate to execute payment transactions in the EU, including direct debits and credit transfers under PSD2 rules.
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The license allows Gate to execute payment transactions in the EU, including direct debits and credit transfers under PSD2 rules.
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