Crypto, fintech execs want Trump to ban bank fees for customer data
Over 80 crypto and fintech executives asked the Trump administration to stop banks from levying data access fees, which threaten their business models.
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Over 80 crypto and fintech executives asked the Trump administration to stop banks from levying data access fees, which threaten their business models.
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