BOXTradEx and BOCT Signed Strategic Partnership To Launch Gateway Access To Digital Assets Broker In Asean Market
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KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, July 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ BOXTradEx and BOCT has reached a strategic partnership to cooperate in cross-currency settlement via token and/or digital asset. This partnership has the potential to create great value-added benefits to BOXTradEx users, especially with the option for fiat-to-cryptocurrency transaction settlement subject to rates. Furthermore, BOXTradEx has established a Fiat On-Ramp platform which enable users in Southeast Asia countries, like Vietnam and Indonesia, to deposit fiat money from their bank account in return for digital assets, such as BOCT, BTC, Ethereum and USDT, etc.
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This comes after the company notified the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading (SGX-ST) on April 1 of its cash company status according to Catalist listing rules, given that it does not currently have any “revenue-generating business”, according to an exchange filing on Tuesday.
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LABUAN: Deputy Finance Minister (I) Datuk Abdul Rahim Bakri held a meeting with several representatives of International Business and Financial (IBFC) industry players to hear out their concerns over the withdrawal of tax perks which threatened to eclipse the attractiveness of Labuan Financial Centre and had caused some companies to relocate to other more friendly jurisdictions.