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The financial authorities in the Philippines are actively working to effectively control the country’s cryptocurrency market. Past efforts by the nation’s Central Bank and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to monitor industry activity have not gone undetected.The authorities are taking a close look at the industry as they realise that recent developments are insufficient to justify regulating actions for cryptocurrency. requesting feedback this time from private organisations like Binance.The Philippines wants to adequately regulate cryptocurrency.Details of a recent Senate hearing on cryptocurrencies were released on Wednesday by the Inquirer, a well-known news outlet in the Philippines. The session was presided over by Senator Mark Villar, and various government agencies were present. These organisations include the Cagayan Economic Zone Authority, the SEC of the Philippines, and the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) (CEZA).The organisations talked about<a href="https://www.coingabbar.com/en/exchanges/binance" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow"> crypto industry regulation with Binance</a> and the FinTech Alliance Philippines. The discussion covered current regulatory initiatives and steps that should be taken to support industrial innovation. The parties also discussed practical measures for effective consumer protection.Chuchi Fonancier, the governor of the BSP, also emphasised the Central Bank’s active efforts to ensure the industry’s expansion. The BSP recently disclosed plans to freeze VASP licence applications for three years as part of these measures. The bank claims that this is done to lessen hazards in the industry. Fonancier also claims that the BSP is making efforts in the area of policy research.The licencing application process for Binance is proceeding well.Emilio Aquino, chair of the SEC, also emphasised the importance of reducing the nation’s crypto-related crimes. Kenneth Stern, General Manager of Binance for the Philippines, also emphasised the importance of cryptocurrency adoption in the country. According to him, 78% of Filipinos lack access to banking, but cryptocurrencies could help change that.Binance underlined the steps it is doing to ensure sufficient security when it came to the topic of consumer protection. The exchange emphasised its strict security guidelines and KYC requirements. Remember how Binance disclosed two months ago that it was looking to acquire two important licences in the Philippines? The exchange recently mentioned that everything is going according to plan.On the other hand, the SEC warned domestic investors three weeks ago against utilising Binance. Lack of “required authority or licence” to operate an investing platform in the nation was stated by the commission. This happened after the think tank Infrawatch PH published several classes calling for the exchange to be banned.Get more crypto related updates :-<a href="https://www.coingabbar.com/en/crypto-news-english" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow"> https://www.coingabbar.com/en/crypto-news-english</a>

Philippines SEC Talks to Binance About Efforts to Regulate Cryptocurrencies

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