As part of this authorization, the company will be able to manage stablecoin reserves RLUSD and hold crypto assets of corporate clients. At the same time, the operation in the mode of accepting deposits and issuing loans is not provided.
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Ripple receives final approval from US regulator OCC to create its own trust bank
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Ripple is actively developing its presence in the Turkish cryptocurrency market, whose annual turnover is approximately $ 200 billion
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