UK bank Starling bans crypto-related purchases and deposits citing high risk
Starling has banned its customers from purchasing cryptocurrencies with their bank cards or receiving transfers from crypto merchants.
Starling has banned its customers from purchasing cryptocurrencies with their bank cards or receiving transfers from crypto merchants.
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