Pavel Matveev, CEO and Co-founder of Wirex gives his views on the benefits of increased regulation for the crypto industry in the UK.

With crypto adoption, Asia-Pacific is way ahead of the curve. Singapore is quickly emerging as a world leader in the mainstream adoption of digital currency.

Following recent issues relating to Wirecard affecting many leading Fintech firms, Wirex CEO and co-founder, Pavel Matveev, is transparently addressing these

Here at Wirex, we are working closely with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) in order to acquire a licence under the new Payments Services (PS) Act.

Legislative attitudes towards virtual currency vary widely around the world, spanning the gap from implicit bans in China, Bangladesh and Saudi Arabia to more accommodating environments like those found in Malta, Estonia and Uzbekistan.

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When it comes to cryptocurrency adoption, the Asia-Pacific region is way ahead of the curve.

Money20/20 is a fintech-centred organisation that aims to progress, reimagine and disrupt the modern financial system. It was conceived with the aim of providing the industry with a much-needed space for the brightest, most ambitious and innovative minds to

Canada is a significant player in the global cryptocurrency market. Although the UK and US are marginally ahead in the rankings for traditional blockchain adoption, Canada leads the way in Ethereum blockchain technology. This can be attributed in-part to Vitalik Buterin, the prodigious Russian-Canadian programmer who founded Ethereum.

Blockchain technology is starting to gain traction in the mainstream. Its efficiency, transparency and versatility appeal to consumers and businesses alike, making wide-scale adoption likely in the coming decades.

Less than 48hrs after its launch, the EOS blockchain froze. The cause of the freeze was resolved within a few hours of being reported. However, this momentary hiccough was sufficient to spark another emotional debate about security in the crypto arena. EOS blockchain was set up to rival Ethereum.

As the financial crisis of 2008 held the world hostage, one man offered a solution. Bitcoin was Satoshi Nakamoto