Google to require FCA registration for crypto ads targeting the UK
Google said that advertisers who want to promote crypto exchanges and software wallets in the United Kingdom must be registered with the FCA.
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Google said that advertisers who want to promote crypto exchanges and software wallets in the United Kingdom must be registered with the FCA.
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