Robinhood UK unit wins FCA crypto registration
The registration places Robinhood among more than 50 firms that satisfy the FCA's anti-money laundering requirements under the regulator's existing crypto regime.
Robinhood’s UK unit has been added to the Financial Conduct Authority’s register of cryptoasset firms, allowing the trading platform to offer crypto services in the country.
The registration indicates Robinhood complies with the FCA’s anti-money laundering requirements under the regulator’s current crypto framework, joining more than 50 approved companies including Coinbase, Kraken, and Crypto.com.
The approval positions Robinhood ahead of the UK’s upcoming crypto licensing regime, with applications for the new framework opening later this year before the rules come into force in October next year.
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